DevOps: How packaging and convenience shapes what we use and build
How do you get people to use your software? You make it convenient and you package it well. Read More
Google: We’re sorry but our cloud wiped out your Wifi and OnHub routers
A mystery bug at Google’s end caused a mass outage on Wifi and OnHub routers connected to networks that were operating normally. Read More
Beyond the shiny smartphones: What to really watch for at MWC 2017
Plenty of new handsets will debut in Barcelona, but big challenges lie ahead for smartphone makers like Samsung, LG and Huawei. Read More
10 things Steve Jobs would hate about Apple today
Steve Jobs never left anyone in any doubt as to what was on his mind, and thanks to hundreds of hours of keynotes, speeches, and interviews, we can get an insight into what he might think about the current state of the company he founded. Read More
HPE misses Q1 revenue estimates
HPE’s Q1 revenue was $11.4 billion, down 10 percent from a year ago. Read More
Linux’s decade-old flaw: Major distros move to patch serious kernel bug
Google fuzzer helps find 11-year-old memory-corruption flaw in the Linux kernel. Read More
Samsung begins mass production of 10nm Exynos 9 processors
The super-premium application processor (AP) was made through the 10-nanometer FinFET process and will likely power the upcoming Galaxy S8. Read More
Samsung successfully trials video streaming on PS-LTE
The South Korean electronics giant used Mission Critical PTT (MCPTT) technology to successfully trial seamless video streaming on a PS-LTE network. Read More
Melbourne IT strategic turnaround results in AU$10.7m FY16 profit
During the 2016 financial year, Melbourne IT said it completed its company turnaround, resulting in a 91 percent increase in after-tax profit to AU$10.7 million. Read More
MYOB reverses loss to report full-year profit of AU$54m
The accounting software company has reported AU$54 million in after-tax profit on revenue of AU$370.4 million. Read More