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Epson’s flagship 25,000 lumens laser projector, the EB-L25000UNL, will be in use at the Gertrude Street Projection Festival (GSPF) from 21 July to 30 July in the Melbourne suburb of Fitzroy.

D-Link has announced that its mydlink Wi-Fi Smart Plug (DSP-W215) is compatible with the Google Assistant on Google Home, eligible Android phones and iPhones.

Samsung has launched its new Galaxy Book, a 10.6” or 12” Windows 10, two-in-one, and the Galaxy Tab S3, a 9.7” Android tablet. All use the new S Pen stylus.

The FBI has warned consumers to consider cyber security prior to introducing smart, interactive, Internet-connected toys into their homes or trusted environments.

The number of new disclosed iOS (CVE) vulnerabilities in the first quarter of 2017 was greater than all of 2016, according to mobile threat defence vendor Skycure. It predicts 643 CVEs for the year in total.

Owners of older Intel Atom 32-bit processors — Z2520/2560/2580 and 2760 circa 2012/2013 — cannot install Windows 10 Creators Update.

Samsung Electronics Australia has announced that from today its contactless mobile payments service, Samsung Pay, is now accessible via ANZ Visa debit or credit card and a compatible Samsung device.

Swann, a global leader in DIY security monitoring solutions, has released its Thermal-Sensing HD Security System which incorporates Swann’s new True Detect technology to reliably capture activity.

Users of the paid versions of Skype or those who purchase Skype credit will be required to pay the 10% Australian goods and services tax from 1 August.

Global cyber security company Symantec has announced it will acquire Israel-based Skycure, a leader in mobile threat defence (MTD).

According to reputable leaks, Nokia is planning to release the Nokia 8 – its high-end, high specified, dual camera, smartphone to finish the Finnish company’s line-up.

Samsung will launch its Galaxy Tab S3 next week where it will showcase its latest premium, 9.7” Android Tablet offering.

Samsung Electronics has installed its first-ever commercial Cinema LED Screen at Lotte Cinema, World Tower, in South Korea.

WA-based Geographe Enterprises has selected Promapp to deploy its cloud-based process management software across its Australian operations.  

ASUS calls it the world’s most prestigious laptop with unprecedented performance. They are almost right – it is the world’s sexiest laptop with great performance.

International Data Corporation says global PC shipments declined 3.3%, less than expected as components shortage pressured eased.

Worldwide PC shipments totalled 61.1 million units in Q2, 2017, a 4.3% year-on-year drop, according to international research firm Gartner.

Toshiba Memory Corporation has announced development of the world’s first BiCS (Bit Cost Scaling) FLASH - a three-dimensional (3D) flash memory utilising Through Silicon Via (TSV) technology with 3-bit-per-cell (triple-level cell, TLC) technology.

Australian software developer David Kong wants Australian small businesses to be able to compete with big businesses.

Intel has released a range of 50 “Purley” processors with the formal name of Intel Xeon Scalable processors based on its 7th generation technology.