NBN Co, the operators of the National Broadband Network, is claiming an earlier than planned activation of connections to the network for more than seven million homes and businesses across Australia.

Chinese smartphone maker vivo has overtaken Samsung to take second place in shipments to India during the first quarter of 2020, the tech analyst firm Canalys says, adding that the world's second-biggest market showed excellent results for the quarter with shipments up 12% to 33.5 million units, even though there was a nation-wide lockdown in the last week of March due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Melbourne-based ASX-listed medication management platform MedAdvisor has added a telehealth extension to its GP Link service, the company says, adding that home delivery services are available in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.

Augmented identity provider IDEMIA has rolled out its MorphoWave Compact contactless fingerprint technology to Digital Garage, its first customer in Japan.

The Australian Government has called for further submissions on its proposed policy update designed to improve the delivery of telecommunications in new developments.

Australian parcel delivery service CouriersPlease has deployed TC56 handheld touch computers from global IT services provider Zebra Technologies to help manage its couriers’ pickups and deliveries as part of what it says is an improvement in its customer service and staff performance.

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