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"Successful companies of the future will be “Built To Change” by putting software at the centre of everything they do."

What’s up with WhatsApp not having video calling? Well, wait up no longer – video calling is arriving over "the coming days".

The Vendée Globe Race is dubbed the ‘Everest of the ocean,’ with satellite comms and network provider SpeedCast providing its two-way secure satcomms and broadcast services to 90% of the race’s competitors.

Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X50 5G modem supports OEMs "building the next generation of cellular devices, as well as aid operators with early 5G trials and deployments", for H2 2017 sampling and commercial products in 2018.

LG’s newest premium smartphone is set to swing into JB Hi-Fi stores from 8 November at the premium price of $1099, while promising a powerful pro-level multimedia punch.

Veredictum is using blockchain technology to allow creative individuals to protect their work against piracy

Twitter has unveiled Periscope Producer, touting the services as a new way for brands, media organisations and other live video creators to share high-quality, produced live video.

Here’s what's on Netflix Australia in the month of October 2016.

Some iPhone 7 Plus users say they’re hearing a "hissing noise" when their new iPhone is under load, such as when restoring a huge amount of data from iCloud. But not everyone agrees they hear it or what's causing it.

The iPhone 7 has launched in Australia at last, and while there were no 7 Plus models in stores, buyers were still keen for Apple’s latest and greatest.

Cloud video communications services provider BlueJeans Network has released a new platform which it says allows businesses to leverage the power of live video and the scale of Facebook to engage with their social followers in the “ultimate” large group event.

Apple’s not-so-secret agent of change is the iPhone, its most popular and profitable product shining brightest in a constellation of complete eco-system power.

A new whitepaper sees "huge growth in 4G mobile video use by 2020", with the paper highlighting three key focuses for "enabling telco big video business transformation".

In 2016, only 1 in 500 US residents are watching 4K Internet TV and video, but this will grow dramatically to 1 in 10 US residents by 2021, according to the gurus at Juniper Research.

A sadly low-res video of a purported iPhone 7 — which is not yet released — has emerged on the Internet, with headphone jack missing but no sign of the iPhone 7 Plus or Pro.

OTT video has grown in popularity across the globe, with Europe no different, seeing changed video consumption habits and new investment opportunities for EU telcos.

Promising a "lower total cost of ownership" with its "integrated open platform security solution", Panasonic promises "Video Insight Video Management Software" that integrates "powerful features, hardware optimisation and cost efficiency in one robust system".

Motorola has burst back onto the scene with its new G4 Plus Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow smartphone, packed with higher-end features at great mid-range pricing.

Blockchain makes people think of bitcoin, but its distributed ledger nature means its uses are far and wide, and that even includes reducing piracy.

Polycom’s James Brennan spoke to iTWire recently about the company’s latest video-conferencing collaboration solutions that are helping shape the "workplace of the future". ,Below is link to its study and the resulting Polycom-recorded video interview.