Samsung has announced its new Galaxy Cover7 enterprise-ready smartphone and Galaxy Tab Active5 enterprise-ready tablet. Both devices are geared to handle field and frontline work that demands versatility, optimisation, and security, even in tough environments. Both bring advanced 5G connectivity, with mobile processor performance.



Sony has launched a new series of audio devices, the ULT power sound series, bringing wireless speakers and headphones designed to make you feel you have dived right into the front row of the arena. The new ULT power sound devices are built for music lovers and produce powerful deep sound designed to make your heart tremble.

Australian investment in Research and Development has reached a 30-year low and Australia cannot afford to neglect R&D any longer, according to the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE).

The union representing journalists in Australia has urged Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to publicly call on the American government to drop its charges against WikiLeaks founder and publisher Julian Assange.

Singaporean Government owned telco Singtel has partnered with Chinese tech giant Huawei to launch FibreEverywhere, a home broadband solution featuring Huawei’s transparent fibre optic cables that provide speed and internet connection to every room—what Singtel claims to be “a first in Singapore.”

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Josh Martinez, newsletter editor, iTWire

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