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American multinational consumer electronics corporation Best Buy has pulled products made by Kaspersky Lab from its shelves and is offering customers assistance if they want to get rid of installed software from the company.

With the new iPhone reveal but a couple of days away, some sleuthing into the GM “Gold Master” of iOS 11 has revealed Face ID, a 4G LTE Apple Watch 3, iPhone 8 details and more.

New digital transformation AI research shows that “four out of five companies implementing AI have created new jobs as a result of AI technology".

The Apple Pay delay each day for Bendigo Bank customers now sees Samsung Pay in play, in what is great news for Samsung smartphone and smartwatch owners who bank with Bendigo.

Chinese technology challenger Huawei was rewarded for its efforts in June and July 2017 by surpassing Apple to take No.2 smartphone sales spot, but can the position be kept in the face of 2017 iPhones?

With 5G promising “ultra-high throughput, ultra-low latency transmission, and edge computing”, Huawei and Softbank have demonstrated 5G use cases including real-time UHD video, robotic arm control and more.

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