Google has launched its new line of Pixel smartphones, along with the first Pixel watch and earbuds.



Laptops which are built atop Intel's 12th generation Core processors are affected by a bug in version 5.19.12 of the Linux kernel.

The Connectivity Standards Alliance of more than 550 technology companies committed to open standards for IoT has released the Matter 1.0 specification and opened the Matter certification program.

Swoop subsidiary and internet provider NodeOne has erected a tower in Mount Magnet to deliver fast internet to the underserved area.

Australia has been re-elected to the governing council of the International Telecommunication Union, a statement says.

Chip start-up Pengxinwei IC Manufacturing is allegedly aiming to help Huawei Technologies get around American sanctions, claims Bloomberg.

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Stephen Withers, newsletter editor, iTWire



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