| Hi John, The first attempt by the US, a year ago, to cripple Chinese telecommunications equipment vendor Huawei Technologies and prevent it from manufacturing its products has been mostly a failure. Will the latest attempt end up like the first, asks Sam Varghese.
The world will witness a 13.6% drop in shipments of devices — PCs, tablets and mobile phones — in 2020, meaning that total shipments will be 1.9 billion units, the tech research firm Gartner has forecast.
Australia's national science agency CSIRO has set up a satellite herd-tracking program, it claims is the world's biggest, to track more than 1000 feral buffalo and unmanned cattle present in Northern Australia.
Logitech G, a subsidiary of peripherals maker Logitech, has released a new mechanical gaming keyboard that is a smaller version of one released earlier, but in a tenkeyless form.
Global instant messaging users are forecast to reach reach 4.3 billion in 2020, rising from 3.9 billion in 2019, according to a new research report.
Total technology industry deals worth US$34.4 billion were announced globally in April this year, according to a new report.
Gigabit NBN plans have been few and far between, but fast growing Melbourne-based ISP Aussie Broadband is about to join the market, with a 1Gbps offering on both fibre and HFC.
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