Apple has refused a Samsung pay app for iOS a place in its App Store, according to a report in a prominent South Korean publication.

Microsoft says that November was its best month yet for Surface sales but offered no numbers to back up the claims.

The Freeview free digital TV service is claiming strong growth in the Australian market with household penetration of its service reaching the 20% mark this year to compare favourably with mature overseas markets.

Want real superfast broadband? Fibre optics provider Fiber Corp plans to disrupt the broadband market by offering speeds between 200Mbps and 10Gbps to high-rise residential and commercial developments in Sydney.

Huawei’s Mate 9, a 5.9” phablet, will hit Aussie shores in Q1, 2017. The phablet has been getting great international reviews and shares the P9's dual lens, Leica camera but adds optical image stabilisation, 4-in-1 autofocus, and 4K recording.

Online car parking platform Divvy Parking is partnering with hotel managment group TFE Hotels to roll out its disruptive smart parking solution, allowing users of the parking app to park in TFE hotel carparks in Sydney.

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