Pilots who are employed by Qantas have worked with GE Aviation to develop a new flight data application named FlightPulse that helps the operators at the controls to fly more efficiently and reduce carbon emissions.

A woman who lives in Kansas City had her Internet service with Google Fibre — a division of Alphabet, the parent company of the search engine — cut over a matter of 12 cents last month.

American credit information provider Equifax has disclosed that it learned on 29 July of a leak that involved the details of 143 million consumers.

The Finite Group national technology recruitment firm has climbed 11 places in this year’s AFR Top 500 Private Companies List after group revenues hit $402 million for the FY 2016, up significantly on the previous year.

Dell Technologies has come a long way from its roots as a PC supplier and is celebrating the anniversary of its formation through the merger of Dell and EMC.

Hot on the heels of its win in finally be part of Telstra’s range is Oppo proudly boasting its top two Android smartphones were the top two Androids sellers in July 2017.

Security firms increasingly appear to think that they can dish out information and expect people to believe it without bothering to provide any supporting evidence, says Sam Varghese in a biting critique of the industry.

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