The latest stats on OS marketshare from Kantar to the end of Q3 2020 are in, showing iOS has grown everywhere except the Germany, Japan and China, although Android is still dominant with "mid-tier manufacturers and devices driving consumer purchasing decisions during COVID-19, including migration to online buying".



Australian listed IT services provider Data#3 is partnering with US-based technology provider Gaggle to deliver services to support the mental health needs of primary and secondary school students.

Communications workflow platform provider Whispir has recorded its strongest quarterly customer growth ever for the first quarter ending 30 September 2020, onboarding 35 net new customers during the quarter to bring its total customer count to 665.

US processor maker Intel has sold its NAND memory and storage business to South Korea's SK hynix, statements from the two companies say, with the going price being US$9 billion (A$12.8 billion).

Google claims that a bug in its Chrome browser is the reason why deleting cookies from the application does not get rid of cookies from its own sites such as Search and YouTube after the browser is closed and restarted.

US wireless provider Verizon, Swedish telecommunications equipment vendor Ericsson and processor maker Qualcomm Technologies have teamed up to demonstrate 5G peak speeds of 5.06Gbps under laboratory conditions.

Blindness and low vision services provider Vision Australia has successfully trained its workforce and network of volunteers on telehealth and remote working best-practice with the D2L's Brightspace learning management system (LMS).

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