The Australian Government wants to know what you look like when you are watching porn online so that it can use its face verification system to deny access to those below the legal age (which in this case is 16).

Optus is offering Samsung's Galaxy Fold, the foldable smartphone which was released recently, on a plan on its 4G network.

Telstra is having an issue with a local antenna which is affecting some 3G and 4G service from its mobile base station in Stawell.

Companies using AI and IoT together catapult ahead of competitors using IoT alone, with organisations using IoT with AI appearing to be more competitive than IoT-only enterprises by a double-digit margin across a variety of business indicators like employee productivity, innovation and operating costs, according to a new study.

Network security solutions vendor Watchguard Technologies has appointed Soft Solutions as its distributor to support expansion of its New Zealand channel.

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