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While these two phones appear to be unlikely competitors, the fact that retail at the same price point pits them directly against one another.

The Hub is designed to give more than 3000 IT resellers the ability to access and offer competitive leasing quotes to their business customers.

The study finds using a number of the top password managers is no better than putting your passwords in a text file and saving it to your desktop.

The National Centre for Vocational Education Research forecasts 4.1 million job openings in Australia by 2024.

As data center services grow in popularity across enterprises large and small, the colocation market is seeing the benefits in market size.

New survey finds that cloud data warehouses offer stronger performance and greater flexibility than on-premise databases.

Samsung unveils Galaxy S10 range, boasting advances in display, camera and performance a decade after first Galaxy S.

Sharp's RoBoHoN robot phone, a Japan-exclusive marvel, combines telephony with humanoid features, offering cutting-edge tech like LTE, 3G, and cloud access.

Landlines could be obsolete by 2040, say tech experts, as 78% of users now seek plans without them, favouring smartphones and internet calling.

A recent Canstar Blue online shopping consumer poll found that only 29% of 1659 respondents will be put off buying things from international websites.

Google is currently behind AWS and Microsoft in the cloud battle, and it would seem this play is an attempt to claw some ground back.

The new versions improve the user and administrative experience, while also aiming to meet enterprise needs to operate quickly and purposefully.

Cryptographic keys serve as machine identities and are the foundation of enterprise information technology systems.

It has integrated StorReduce technologies for a cloud-native back up platform, and expanded its data fabric solution for cloud-based applications.

The development of edge technology and the rise of big data have brought many opportunities for data infrastructure companies to the fore.

Thousands of popular Android apps are violating Google's policies by tracking users with persistent identifiers, according to AppCensus and Sophos.

An Australian firm, Linius, has piloted blockchain technology that could eradicate video piracy, ensuring complete control for content creators.

Despite significant focus placed on CX transformation, over a third of Australian organisations claimed that more than one in five of their projects failed.

As data breaches surge, Richard Bird of Ping Identity discusses how organisations can tailor security measures to mitigate unique cyber risks in the cloud era.

With backing including the likes of Intel and SoftBank Ventures Asia, the company intends to expand its operations in the US, China, and Israel.