Monday, October 17, 2016

Telstra ramps up fight with Vodafone and other top stories.

  • Telstra ramps up fight with Vodafone

    Telstra ramps up fight with Vodafone
    With more than four months until a decision will be reached, the battle over mandated mobile roaming will involve plenty more mud slinging.TELSTRA has stepped up its attack against possible regulation of mobile roaming charges, warning that the move would hurt profits and network investment across regional Australia. “Why would anyone invest in maintaining or upgrading their regional networks when they can hitch a ride on someone else’s network and there is no longer any competitive differentiat..
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  • OnePlus 3s is Rumored to be Launched Soon with Snapdragon 821

    OnePlus 3s is Rumored to be Launched Soon with Snapdragon 821
    OnePlus has been teasing about an upcoming announcement on Twitter, asking people to guess what they would be announcing next. One of the options includes “New Product Unveiling”. Well, we wouldn’t have bet for this option but then the rumor mills are suggesting that the company is indeed gearing up to launch a slightly upgraded variant of their hugely successful OnePlus 3 flagship smartphone, touted as OnePlus 3s. Although there isn’t any concrete information about what the new smartphone wi..
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  • Vodafone conducts live 5G trial

    Vodafone conducts live 5G trial
    Vodafone conducts live 5G trial with nokia, heralding the potential of new technology.MOBILE service provider Vodafone Australia conducted a live public 5G demonstration Wednesday in conjunction with Nokia and the University of Technology, Sydney.The next generation technology is not expected to be rolled out for years to come but it holds the promise of supporting a dramatically more digital dependent world. The future of 5G was described as a fundamental leap forward by Vodafone Chief Technolo..
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  • Obama sets sights on Mars by 2030

    Obama sets sights on Mars by 2030
    US President Barack Obama said the nation is relying on private industry to find ways to make the "giant leap" to Mars, with human missions on the horizon by the 2030s. Picture: Jim Watson.US PRESIDENT Barack Obama said this week the nation is relying on private industry to find ways to make the “giant leap” to Mars, with human missions on the horizon by the 2030s.The US president’s announcement confirmed a longstanding agreement to partner with commercial companies on future missions to deep sp..
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  • Android Nougat 7.1: The 5 New Features to Look Forward to

    Android Nougat 7.1: The 5 New Features to Look Forward to
    Soon after launching the new Pixel smartphones, Google has announced the plans to roll out the next developer preview for Android Nougat. The latest version of the platform will be referred to as Android Nougat 7.1. While the Pixel phones come with Android 7.1 pre-loaded, it will be available only to some select Nexus devices later this month followed by a widespread availability towards the end of the year. While Android Nougat 7.1 is indeed an incremental update; it has a number of new featu..
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  • Bureau of Meteorology hacked by foreign spies in massive malware attack, report shows

    Bureau of Meteorology hacked by foreign spies in massive malware attack, report shows
    Bureau of Meteorology hacked by foreign spies in massive malware attack, report shows Updated October 12, 2016 09:13:14 A foreign power managed to install malicious software — known as malware — on the Australian Bureau of Meteorology's computer system to steal sensitive documents and compromise other government networks, an official cyber security report has revealed. Key points:Malware popular with "state-sponsored cyber adversaries" found on BOM computersSecurity co..
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  • Tile Slim and Tile Mate

    Tile Slim and Tile Mate
    Gadget Guide Tile has officially launched in Australia. Tile is a Bluetooth tracker and companion app that helps people find lost possessions such as keys, wallets, purses, cars, bags, luggage and more. Tile is a tiny white square that pairs with a smartphone or tablet to become a homing companion for lost things. Users can simply open the app and ring any item that is in Bluetooth range or see its last known location on a map. Tile also works in reverse, allowing consumers to ring t..
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  • Samsung brand mystique at risk after death of Note 7

    Samsung brand mystique at risk after death of Note 7
    Whether the Samsung brand takes a lasting hit will depend, in part, on how long the mystery of the Note 7 batteries continues and whether the company is perceived by consumers as stonewalling. SeongJoon Cho by Yoolim Lee, Sohee Kim and Hooyeon Kim Samsung Electronics Co is corporate royalty in South Korea. It's also a company recognised for its marketing smarts and engineering savvy worldwide, so much so that consul..
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  • Ancient Footprints in Africa's Mountain of God Reveal Story of Human Life 5000 to 19000 Years Ago

    Ancient Footprints in Africa's Mountain of God Reveal Story of Human Life 5000 to 19000 Years Ago
    Oct 11, 2016 08:42 AM EDT It's the path that ancient humans walked, the marks they have made on the ancient earth. Locals and scientists discovered over 400 human footprints - each one remarkably well-preserved - in Engare Sero, Tanzania back in 2006 and 2008 respectively and these footprints led to valuable knowledge of their lives millennia ago. According to a report from National Geographic, the footprints date to anytime between 5,000 to 19,000 years ago. This set of 400 footprints is the..
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