| Hi John, Australia's second biggest telco Singtel Optus will give select customers in five suburbs the opportunity to sample its 5G Home Broadband product by the end of the month, offering download speeds of up to a whopping 295Mbps.
In a shock move, US tech giant Google has cut Chinese telecoms vendor and the world’s second largest smartphone maker Huawei off from access to proprietary Android and the Google Play Store.
A little more than six months before Microsoft ends support for Windows 7, the South Korean Government is considering a switch to Linux, the country's Interior and Safety Ministry has said.
Gmail users are finding that details of all their purchases are being stored within their Google account, even though they do not use Google Pay, a post on Reddit claims.
Huawei Technologies will launch its Wi-Fi 6 access point, AP7060DN, on Monday, with the company dubbing its implementation of the new standard as Air Engine, and the access point as the first commercial Wi-Fi 6 product in the industry.
Online giant Amazon is leading a new US$575 million Series G preferred shared funding round in food delivery service Deliveroo as the company embarks on further expansion of its services worldwide.
Global satellite communications company Inmarsat is partnering with Irish agritech company ApisProtect to deploy Internet of Things (IoT) technology to monitor the health and stem the declining population of honey bees. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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