Apple, IBM forge enterprise alliance
16 July, 2014 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingApple and IBM, once bitter rivals, have surprised the tech world with an agreement to enter a major enterprise mobility partnership.
Implementing BYOD with a 802.11ac Wi-Fi network
08 July, 2014Nudgee College in Brisbane recently made a massive change to its academic IT system, replacing ageing infrastructure such as servers and a fleet of college-owned notebooks.
Google revamping Android with L update
03 July, 2014 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingGoogle's Android L update will introduce more than 5000 new APIs, support for 64-bit processing, a redesigned UI and other significant changes.
Salesforce's push to get wearables into the enterprise
18 June, 2014 by Andrew CollinsWith cloud-based CRM provider Salesforce.com launching its dev kit for wearable technologies, promises that wearable tech will reach enterprise level may soon be realised.
Intel president talks up company's mobile focus
06 June, 2014 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingDuring a speech this week, Intel president Renée James said more than 130 tablet models using an Intel chipset have been launched or announced, and the company is on track to launch an SoC for low-cost smartphones in Q4.
iiNet to roll out free Wi-Fi network in Canberra
29 May, 2014 | Supplied by: iiNet LimitediiNet has been selected to build what it is calling Australia's largest free Wi-Fi network, covering 12 business districts across Canberra.
BYOD: the case for and against
28 May, 2014 by Andrew CollinsAustralian organisations are approaching bring your own device (BYOD) in a variety of ways. Some are adopting BYOD and report benefits from doing so; some reject it outright, feeling it's not appropriate for their organisation; and many more have not addressed the issue at all.
Connected living market could be worth $791bn by 2020
21 May, 2014 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe ongoing Internet of Everything trend will create a future with trillions of connected devices, generating a total market opportunity of over $791bn by 2020, Frost & Sullivan predicts.
Mobile first and the future of the workplace
21 May, 2014 by Richard Absalom*Enterprise IT must embrace the mobile-first workplace or risk sliding into obsolescence, writes Ovum's Richard Absalom.
Telstra plans $100m user-driven Wi-Fi network
21 May, 2014 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingTelstra has unveiled a $100m plan to build one of the world's largest Wi-Fi networks, primarily using participating customers' own connections.
Oracle wins appeal in Google Java copyright case
13 May, 2014 by Jonathan NallyOracle has had a legal victory in its copyright infringement case against heavyweight Google, with a US appeals court deciding Oracle can copyright parts of Java.
Three billion on the internet by year's end
08 May, 2014 by Jonathan NallyBy the end of 2014, there are forecast to be almost 3 billion internet users globally, with two-thirds of them from the developing world.
Monash project could lead to phones printed on shirts
30 April, 2014 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingMonash University researchers have designed a 'spaser' made of carbon, and the technology could eventually replace transistors in devices such as memory and displays.
Cohda to supply wireless gear for NSW road safety trial
23 April, 2014 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingCohda Wireless has been selected to supply equipment for a long-term trial aimed at reducing crashes involving large vehicles on a stretch of highway near Wollongong.
LTE to keep telcos in developed APAC afloat
17 April, 2014 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingIncreases in LTE subscribers and mobile data usage will help telcos in developed APAC reverse declining average revenue per user, and keep overall revenues growing, a research firm predicts.
