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LG U+ and Huawei have successfully completed "Dual-Connectivity" technology verification during a 5G field test in the South Korean capital of Seoul.

When new phones launch, there’s always intrigue as to what problems will emerge, be it Samsung, Apple, Google or anyone else.

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.

The New South Wales Government has signalled it will bring in strong legislation to require government agencies to share real-time data with its new, whole-of-government Data Analytics Centre (DAC).

Ruckus Wirless has boosted plans for growth in the Asia Pacific region with the appointment of a new regional business development chief.

The ITU (International Telegraph Union) has announced an official roadmap for 5G mobile development and defined a new standard for its vision. Although the ITU has released few actual details, widespread reports say that 5G means up to 20Gbps speeds, a 5G Olympics, IoT advances and more.

The growing risk of cyber threats to companies around the world is being ignored by employees who visit ‘inappropriate’ websites like porn sites while they are at work.

Security vendor FireEye has appointed former Symantec senior sales executive Eric Hoh as the first president of its Asia Pacific Japan business.

Technology products and services company Zebra Technologies has strengthened its Asia Pacific operation with the appointment of six new regional directors for the region, including Australia.

Orange Business Services has a new Asia Pacific chief with the appointment of industry veteran Dr Patrick Sim as Senior Vice President for the region.

Enterprise software company MapR is on a rapid growth path globally and in the Asia Pacific market including Australia, just four months after Google led a $110 million capital raising in the business and as it prepares to go public in the second half of next year.

Coming soon to a Samsung dealer near you – a smartphone with a screen on three sides of its body.

Adobe has promoted Chris Skelton to Managing Director for Australia and New Zealand after two years leading the company’s digital media business in ANZ, South East Asia and Korea.

The former APAC head of sales for Juniper and long-time Microsoft executive Geoff Thomas been appointed President Asia Pacific for Polycom.

Samsung is aiming to make a real splash with its new Galaxy Tab S, and has taken over taxis in New York City in a bid to showcase exactly why its new tablet is better than an iPad.

Samsung is taking the fight to archrival Apple in creative ways, with company management in Korea rolling out a new in-house creative strategy for staff.

Adobe has a new chief of its Asia Pacific business with the promotion of former Australian Managing Director Paul Robson to President for the APAC region.

Samsung's new Galaxy S5 smartphone will outsell the stellar sales of its predecessor the Galaxy S4, according to a top company executive.

LG has joined the curved display party, with official news leaking out of Korea about its upcoming G Flex smartphone.

Samsung has thrown a curveball into the smartphone market, announcing it will be releasing a smartphone with a curved display in October.