Google's video-sharing site YouTube should perhaps rebound itself as CensorTube. The platform has started to ban videos that show users how to get past software restrictions and provide instructions on information security.

Samsung has been taken to court by the competition regulator the ACCC over allegations it made false, misleading and deceptive representations in advertising the water resistance of various Galaxy branded mobile phones.

Processor manufacturer Broadcom appears set to buy security firm Symantec in what looks to be a bid to increase the range of its business.

A study of 1033 Australians aged 16 and over has found that the introduction of 5G could lead to rapid growth in mobile gaming, with more than a quarter of those surveyed showing interest in using cloud gaming services on smartphones. In 2018, the market was estimated to be worth $1.1 billion.

US provider of software platforms for managing electric vehicle charging stations, EV Connect, is partnering with Australian company Evie Networks as it builds a highway charging network for electric vehicles.

Vodafone has become the second British telco to switch on 5G services in the country, unveiling a service in seven cities on Wednesday and saying it plans to expand to 27 cities in total across Europe.

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