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GUEST OPINION by Linden Dawson, Customer Success Management Lead, Ping Identity: Amid all the issues and challenges being faced as we battle through the COVID-19 pandemic, one of the most overlooked is privacy protection.

GUEST OPINION by Linden Dawson, Customer Success Management Lead, Ping Identity: Amid all the issues and challenges being faced as we battle through the COVID-19 pandemic, one of the most overlooked is privacy protection.

The Geelong Football Club is using data solutions from storage and data management company NetApp to make data-driven decisions and real-time game adjustments.

Seniors and baby boomers have joined the younger, healthy set in using fitness tracking devices, according to new research which shows that the older brigade in Australia are emerging as a major market for fitness tracking devices as they take up health technology and devices as rapidly as young people.

Australian mobile billing and payments platform, SmartTrans, has done a deal with China Mobile to launch a new in-vehicle and driver smartphone app which will be billed through the Chinese telco’s 3G/4G mobile phone network to its subscriber base.

New and forthcoming features in MYOB's small business accounting software aim to further reduce the paperwork associated with bills and invoices.

A young graduate at the University of Washington has developed a lens that attaches to a smartphone’s camera to make a high quality microscope.

Thinking of developing apps for Windows Phone, or already doing it? Here are Microsoft product evangelist Dave Glover's top ten tips for making more money.

Paragon Software's NTFS and HFS+ for Android gives Android devices the ability to read and write storage devices formatted as NTFS or HFS+.

A new Android app from Garmin integrates the in-car use of GPS devices with the navigation function of the phone.

The Australian Government plans to fund the development of a national emergency smartphone application that will deliver information to smartphones during disasters in a bid to discourage people from calling tripe zero simply to get information.