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Not only is TeamViewer marking 10 years in Australia while launching its new ANZ regional office in Adelaide, it has also marked the second year of its Mercedes F1 sponsorship deal by showcasing two impressively advanced yet simple to implement AR use cases in warehousing, pick and packing, mechanical repairs, virtual assistance, F1 operations and more, with the event video and demos a definite must-watch.

Not only is TeamViewer marking 10 years in Australia while launching its new ANZ regional office in Adelaide, it has also marked the second year of its Mercedes F1 sponsorship deal by showcasing two impressively advanced yet simple to implement AR use cases in warehousing, pick and packing, mechanical repairs, virtual assistance, F1 operations and more, with the event video and demos a definite must-watch.

COMPANY NEWS: Smith Brothers Media teams up with Italian National Tourist Board to launch the Make IT Real tourism campaign to encourage Australians to travel to Italy, promoting the peninsula as an ideal travel destination.

AWS is adding six new items to the array of statistics it generates for Formula 1 spectators.

The days of watching F1 on any free-to-air network are numbered, if the analysis from analyst firm GlobalData is correct, with an estimate loss of US $246.49m from ticket sales a worst-case scenario.

During the first F1 race of the season in Melbourne, I was invited by Acronis to talk to its partner in F1, the Williams Racing Team, and specifically its chief information officer, Graeme Hackland, about all the challenges he faces in what is one of the world's greatest sporting events.

Acronis is providing "data protection" to Arsenal Football Club's "growing IT infrastructure", with its very valuable data at the forefront of use within football needing to absolutely be protected.

The current season of Formula 1 has seen yet another raft of dramatic rule changes: everything is wider this season, both cars and tyres, as well as a bit heavier.  There are also rules on stockpiling power units and even the livery of driver helmets.

Hisense has rolled out its own range of affordable yet stunning 4K televisions, using ULED technology and its F1 Red Bull sponsorship to capture public imagination - and sales.

OPPO has cut the price of its classy, all metal body, F1 smartphone by A$100 to $199 and its available via Optus and its stores from today.

OPPO’s new F series beginning with the F1 is a great mass-market phone with credible specifications and a signature OPPO style.

A premium smartphone at A$299 – OPPO’ new F series meets the need.

Yep, it’s that time of year again; Codemasters roll the yearly iteration of the licensed F1 game off the assembly line.  As the actual real world hits the business part of the season it is time to go virtual with F1 2014.

Fancy yourself as a F1 manager?  Here is a little diversion on IOS where such fantasies can be experienced at a mild level.

Codemasters will release the next generation of its popular F1 video game franchise for Australian PS3, Xbox 360 and PC users on 3 October  and we sat down with our own legend of the sport, 1980 world champion Alan Jones MBE, to sample a pre-review version of the game.

Due to arrive late September on PS3, Xbox360, Sony Vita, Nintendo 3DS and, of course, PC, Codemasters F1 2011 promises to bring the exciting world of Formula One racing into the living room with increased levels of sophistication.

Kaspersky Lab, the Jackie Chan fans, Russian Internet security company and largest antivirus company in Europe, is not only providing some real competition to the likes of Norton and McAfee, but is set to participate in the launch of Ferrari's newest F1 car, one which will feature Kaspersky's Logo on its front throughout the 2011 Formula One season.

The AT&T Williams Formula 1 team is using AT&T's Synaptic Hosting service to help cope with massive peaks in web site traffic.

Formula 1 rookie Nico Hulkenberg is no great fan of motor racing simulations.