Vodafone opens first NSW business centre
Vodafone has cut the ribbon on its first business centre in New South Wales. The new store, in Parramatta, showcases the company’s business plans, mobile devices and machine-to-machine (M2M) solutions.
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Alcatel OneTouch to continue low-end mobile device play
Mobile devices company, Alcatel OneTouch, will be persevering in its penetration into the mobile space with its low-end cost phones, especially for pre-paid plans. Alcatel OneTouch A/NZ and Pacific regional managing director, Sam Skontos, claimed the company will be pursuing this market as it sees a gap in the space.
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CommandHub gets awarded coveted US patent
Melbourne-based technology company, CommandHub, has been awarded a coveted US patent for its invention of a fully secure vault for Apple’s iPhones and iPads, as well as other smartphone and tablet devices.
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As Microsoft focuses on mobile, Windows 10 will be key
Windows 10 - and the fate of Microsoft's smartphones - will be front and centre at the company's Wednesday (AEST) event.
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HTC wants you to 'meet the new Marshmallow' on October 20
The company is hosting a virtual launch for its first phone to run Android 6.0 right out of the box.
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TPG to become Vodafone MVNO, in exchange for dark fibre access
Telco TPG will prop up Vodafone's ailing infrastructure with its dark fibre, while Vodafone will take on all of TPG's wholesale mobile customer base as a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO).
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First of Apple's iPhone 6s series hits the shelves in Sydney (+38 photos)
Rain, hail or shine (in the case of Sydney non-stop torrential rain and bellowing wind) the iLovers camped outside Sydney’s Apple store on George Street to nab what’s known as one of the world’s most popular devices.
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Lenovo announces new Yoga tablets with built-in projector, giant Phab smartphones
The projector-in-a-tablet concept is back, with three new models that can host an epic movie night.
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Bought a brand-new phone? It could still have malware
Security company G Data has identified more than 20 mobile phones that have malware installed despite being marketed as new, according to a research report.
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Microsoft's MobileFusion app makes 3D scans, but it may never come to market
The MobileFusion app lets you scan 3D objects with your phone, but it's more a promise than reality.
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Mobile devices pose biggest cybersecurity threat to the enterprise, report says
Check Point Software's 2015 security report found that mobile devices open up the enterprise to the most cybersecurity threats.
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ECM7 to distribute SAP mobility solution in A/NZ
Mobility specialist, ECM7,has picked up the distribution of the German-developed solution, ISEC7 Mobility for SAP, in Australia and New Zealand.
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Mozilla offers app to create Web pages on smartphones
It's for Android devices and available currently in four languages: Bengali, Brazilian Portuguese, English and Indonesian
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Puerto Rico is out as Project Ara's first test market, but Google isn't nixing the program
Google has scrapped plans to use Puerto Rico as the initial test market for its Project Ara modular-smartphone initiative, but interested developers and DIYers need not despair. The company apparently intends to continue to develop the program.
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Court denies Samsung request for rehearing in Apple patent case
A U.S. appeals court has denied Samsung Electronics' request for a rehearing in a smartphone patent infringement case that awarded rival Apple US$548 million.
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