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A group of scientists in Britain have developed a hyperdata Web browser that will make it easier for people to access and use online data about themselves.

Cloud security software as a service provider (SAAS), MailGuard, has partnered with fellow security company, Southern Cross Protection (SXP), to enhance SXP’s core offering from physical security to include cyber-protection for its customers.

Google Photos has released enhancements to its service that will help users compile their photos into an album after an event or trip.

You’ll now be able to watch tweeted Periscope streams without leaving the Twitter app, which both companies say is ‘a new way to experience the world.’

Earlier this year, Sean King and Bede Overend co-founded ‘Simpla’, an alternative to the CMS that, impressively, was just awarded Telstra muru-D seed capital.

Zoosk is one of the world’s top dating sites that ‘learns as you click in order to pair you with singles with whom you’re likely to discover mutual attraction.’

Enterprise security provider Blue Coat Systems says new research has revealed that more than 95% of websites in 10 top level domains (TLDs) – or ‘neighbourhoods’ – are rated as ‘suspicious’ because of high levels of virus and other malicious activity.

Take up of mobile app development among developers is surprisingly slow globally, but this indicates an opportunity for developers in the Australian market where mobile is still a strong focus and area for growth.

Death by Powerpoint is a well known concept, having spawned competition such as Prezi and Zeetings, which has finally swayed Microsoft to strike back with Sway.

The Australian National University (ANU) has been chosen as the new host of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Australia Office.

Woolworths has announced a cost-cutting drive, but the only driving so far is that of its customers to Coles in the face of a revamped online shopping website which users claim is unusable.

Ello bills itself as a ‘revolutionary social network’ that’s ad-free and ‘never’ sells user-data, and now it has relaunched as a V2 beta.

With Google being the world’s biggest ad engine fuelled by the world’s biggest search engine, you wouldn’t think Google would be the company to come up with a way for end-users to deliver themselves a reading experience free of Google’s ads - but its new experiment does just that.

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) is launching a new initiative to further enhance its efforts, with industry and business, to identify and warn of malware infecting devices on the Internet.

Brand Melbourne is open for business, with the city voted the World’s Most Liveable officially launching the .melbourne web address as its new online face to the world.

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A growing reliance on Web applications coupled with their vulnerability to persistent cyber-attacks are fuelling demand for Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) in the Asia-Pacific, according to newly published research.

Cloud-based web survey company SurveyMonkey has released a new Mobile Feedback Software Development Kit which it says will enable developers to get dynamic 'as-it-happens' feedback data, and build better apps.

Google Australia has launched My Business, a portal for businesses to easily update their info on Google and add photos and virtual tours.

Listed web hosting and domain registry company Melbourne IT has selected Trend Micro Deep Security as a key component of its managed Amazon Web Services (AWS) service to provide its customers with scalable security for the cloud.