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Consumers are embracing Artificial Intelligence in the smartphone market, with preliminary data suggesting that successfully messaging and marketing ‘halo’ AI features in devices can help influence consumer behaviour, according to the latest Worldpanel ComTech study from marketing data and analytics company Kantar.

Operational technology (OT) and IoT security company Nozomi Networks has appointed Kevin Isaac as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO).

Australia’s communications regulator the ACMA has today joined Australia’s eSafety Commissioner to support Safer Internet Day, a global initiative to raise awareness of online safety issues.

GUEST OPINION by Oshadha Ranaweera, Manager for Connectivity and Network Services at Somerville: The use of digital tools to enhance learning opportunities continues to grow, but these tools - and the staff and students relying on them - must be appropriately supported.

Networking technologies provider Netgear has announced the debut in Ausrtalia of its “world first” all-purpose Wi-Fi 6E router, the Nighthawk RAXE500 Tri-band Wi-Fi router.

Hardware vendor Lenovo has become an official partner of Formula 1.

Returning to the office is something many more people have done since lockdowns ended, but which devices are unpatched and unprotected from not being used for months? Cyber security has never been more important, with Aaron Bugal, Global Solutions Engineer at Sophos, telling us all we need to know.

Returning to the office is something many more people have done since lockdowns ended, but which devices are unpatched and unprotected from not being used for months? Cyber security has never been more important, with Aaron Bugal, Global Solutions Engineer at Sophos, telling us all we need to know.

Analyst firm Garter predicts spending on technology products and services in Australia will exceed $109 billion in 2022, up 6.5% on this year.

Next week will be busy - we'll have launches from Apple, Google and now Samsung, which is unveiling its Galaxy Unpacked 2 event, with new hardware and software expected, but will these be brand new devices, or iterations of existing models?

GUEST OPINION by Shehzad Merchant, Chief Technology Officer, Gigamon:  Dealing with a security incident requires not just prompt notification of the incident but the ability to triage the cause of the incident.

Telemedicine will save the healthcare industry US$21 billion in costs by 2025, rising from US$11 billion in 2021, according to a new global study.

If there's one company in the world that has the widest range of connected technologies in the world, across all sectors of consumer, business, industrial technologies and prowess, memory and CPU design and manufacture, connected appliances, and more, it's Samsung, with it's new enterprise range laser-focused on meeting the ever growing needs of enterprise customers, as the newest versions of all enterprise devices ably demonstrate.

In what is also an obvious promotion for reviews site Reviews.org, the company has cleverly come up with a digital detox challenge for one person in the US, and another in Australia, offering USD or AUD $2400 to each successful applicant to do just that.

Australia's biggest telco, Telstra has announced eSIM activation for all its MVNOs through Telstra Wholesale after a successful trial with two MVNO partners" in what is an Australian first in this space, with MVNOs to offer the service "in the next few months".

IT spending by governments around the globe will rise to US$483 billion (A$607 billion) this year, an increase of 5.1% over 2020, the technology analyst company Gartner has forecast.

Optus has introduced an interest-free device payment option — OptusPay — covering the purchase of all phones, tablets and wearables.

The accelerated shift towards remote working will continue to create new opportunities for cyber attacks in the year ahead, according to one global security firm.

While Australian households are generally well aware of the nature of cyber security threats, they are less well prepared to protect themselves from evolving threats targeting smartphones, tablets and the growing number of devices that make up the digital environment within the home, according to new research.

India will experience its first decline in IT spending in the last five years, with expenditure in 2020 to reach US$83.5 billion, a drop of 8.1% year-on-year, the technology research firm Gartner says.