The number of mobile payments authenticated by biometrics is expected to triple to nearly two billion globally this year, up from just over 600 million in 2016.

Only 36% of software engineers in India can write compilable code based on measurements by an automated tool that is used across the world, the Indian skills assessment company Aspiring Minds says in a report.

In a landmark ruling, an Austrian court has ordered Facebook to remove hate speech from its posts. The ruling is not country specific.

Interconnection services provider Megaport has now delivered capacity on its new link between Sydney and Los Angeles to cater for what it says is growing enterprise demand.

Apple’s user forums are littered with complaints that its iPad Pro Smart Keyboard (in both 9.7 and 12.9” models) suffers from sticky keys and connector issues. The result is that Apple has extended the warranty to three years.

A payroll company that serves Australian IT contractors says it is making progress in sorting out its issues with the Australian Taxation Office and hopes to be able to pay contractors soon. The company claimed the ATO froze its bank accounts.

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