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COMPANY NEWS:  Delinea, a leading provider of Privileged Access Management (PAM) solutions for seamless security, today announced new features for Privilege Manager, its solution for managing privileged access on Windows and Mac workstations. Updates in this release include improvements to the native MacOS agent, ensuring that the same authorisation controls can be applied in a timely manner to newer Macs with M1 processors as well as older Intel-based Macs.

Apple has performed the best among big technology companies for the current quarter, posting US$90.1 billion (A$140.6 billion) in revenue, an increase of 8% year-on-year.

Apple has simplified its 2019 MacBook line-up by removing the 12-inch model and the MacBook Pro without TouchBar, while reducing the MacBook Air's price and more.

Mahmood Khan will be the first Asian artist to record original songs with the Willoughby Symphony Orchestra when the musical powerhouses combine for a recording on 16 April at Trackdown Studios.

Apple has plans to use its own processors in its computers from 2020 onwards, moving away from chips made by market leader Intel.

As sales of PCs decline for 11 straight quarters, with Gartner stats showing a further 4.2% decline in Q2 2017, and IDC a 3.3% decline in the same period, Mac marketshare is up.

One of IBM's vice-presidents, Fletcher Previn, has made the claim that Macs are three times cheaper to own than Windows PCs.

Researchers at Bitdefender Labs have released details of malware that can open up Apple systems to remote exploitation by third parties.

Polycom has introduced a version of its desktop video collaboration application for Mac OS X, claiming it provides videoconferencing with "seamless interoperability" with its existing Windows application and with the estimated two million standards-based telepresence and videoconferencing systems in use today.