Featuring a multi role Quad Camera, a long-lasting, fast-charging battery and an “immersive Infinity-U Display”, Samsung knows the bulk of its sales and those of competitors are in the mid-range, with 42 obviously the correct answer to life, the universe and everything.

Caravan and motorhome owners have been warned by the consumer watchdog, the ACCC, about “deadly” faulty water heaters that may produce unsafe levels of carbon monoxide when gas is used to generate the heat.

Global human resources giant Randstad has taken a hit from cyber criminals using the Windows Egregor ransomware, with the company saying it is trying what data the attackers have stolen and placed on their site on the dark web.

Alibaba Cloud is the digital technology and intelligence backbone of the Alibaba Group, and has revealed the cutting-edge tech rolled out in support of the 2020 11.11 Global Shopping Festival, which included a massive amount of greener cloud-native computing power run on hyper-scale data centres, livestreaming, live translations, 3D virtual tools, virtual sales assistants and plenty more!

Norway-based Vivaldi Technologies has released a new version of its browser for the Android mobile operating system, which it says has added WebRTC leak protection and auto-clearing of browsing data upon exit.

It seems that Australia's Communications Minister is as competent at handling women's affairs as he is at managing the construction of a national broadband network.

The Oracle MySQL Database Service with integrated MySQL Analytics Engine, exclusively available in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure provides a single, unified platform for online transaction processing and online analytics processing workloads. the company said.

There has been a marked reduction in the level of fraud experienced by its merchant customers, according to the Commonwealth Bank, but despite the drop the bank has warned that small businesses must remain extra vigilant over the festive season.

The Federal Government's move to introduce a news media code that would make it mandatory for digital giants Facebook and Google to make payments to Australian publishers for use of their content has support from the public, a poll suggests.

The 5.8 release of the Linux kernel, which was released during the pandemic, was its biggest ever, with 1991 individuals contributing – an odd coincidence, given that 1991 was the year when the kernel was first released.

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