| Hi John, Telstra and Cohda Wireless claim to have “successfully conducted Australia’s first test of Vehicle-to-Pedestrian (V2P) technology over a mobile network in South Australia".
Aspiring NBN player Vodafone Hutchison Australia claims that the key issue in high prices for NBN connections is that the relative price of the AVC and CVC is weighted too heavily towards a reliance on the price of the latter. And it laid out its case for new pricing in a recent submission.
A new “Digital payments in education” report shows thousands of hours in teacher and admin time savings, and claims big monetary savings are definitely possible.
Watch out, AVG, Avast, Microsoft and anyone else with free AV, Kaspersky has launched Kaspersky Free Anti-Virus, but its paid suites still offer many features definitely worth paying for, according to iTWire’s resident tech evangelist.
ASX listed Skyfii, a provider of Wi-Fi and associated services to shopping centres and similar venues, is expanding overseas through the acquisition of European and North American customers currently served by UK outfit Wicoms Wireless.
Genetec and Hills have banded together to establish a new development centre. The Genetec Australian Application Development Centre will focus on expansion into application solutions for the retail, banking, public safety, government and transport sectors. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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