Global smartphone sales fell below 100 million units in May, the second time this happened since it first occurred after the pandemic broke, the technology analyst firm Counterpoint Research claims.



The NSW Government has engaged Opticomm to build a fibre to the premises network serving the Wamboin, Bywong and Sutton areas to the north-east of Canberra.

Fintech start-up specialising in buy now pay later services Scalapay has funded a University of Wollongong scholarship and announced its first recipient.

Data management specialist Cohesity has appointed Michael Alp to the role of managing director of Australia and New Zealand.

The Australian Communications Media Authority sent a warning to internet service provider SpinTel after it incorrectly used the term ‘unlimited’ in its advertisements.

Australia should undertake a comprehensive review of its mobile telecommunications in the wake of Telstra's bid to actively promote the sharing of its infrastructure, independent telecommunications analyst Paul Budde has urged.

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