he over-crowded Australian smartphone market will see another entrant this month when the Chinese brand realme launches four devices at a function in Sydney on 17 October.

A man has been arrested by NSW Police Force Cybercrime squad detectives in connection with the data breach at property valuation firm Landmark White.

Business intelligence and data visualisation firm Qlik has developed a Web application for rugby fans to follow the progress of the teams they support at the ongoing Rugby World Cup and also look back at historical data when needed.

The rural community of Firefly on the NSW mid north coast now has improved mobile phone coverage with the switching on of a new tower co-funded by Optus and the Federal Government as part of the rollout of the Government’s Mobile Black Spot Program.

The University of Queensland is using a supercomputer from Dell Technologies for a research project on Alzheimer’s disease.

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