Researchers at the University of California in Irvine have demonstrated a method whereby sensitive information entered through a keyboard can be retrieved if one has access to the keyboard within a minute of the word(s) being typed.

Windows fans have launched a petition asking Microsoft to come up with a mobile Surface device after leaks indicated that one was in the works. Six thousand fans have already signed up to indicate that they would buy one.

Australian battery company Redflow has started manufacturing complete zinc-bromine flow batteries at its new factory in Thailand and shipping the batteries to customers in Australia and worldwide.

The New Zealand Commerce Commission has taken a preliminary decision to retain the power to regulate mobile roaming in the country, in the event that it is required in future.

Southern Cross Cables has completed the Sydney bore for its Next subsea cable and finalised a deal that makes fibre network operator Bevan Slattery’s Superloop a direct customer.

New Zealand’s largest telco Spark has been charged with making false or misleading representations over its billing procedures and offering $100 to new customers.

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