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UK satellite communications company Sky and Space Global has signed a memorandum of understanding with technology company Flextronics Israel to develop, manufacture and supply end-user devices to be used in conjunction with Sky and Space Global’s nano-satellite communication system.

If you need a great solution for virtual application and desktop delivery to any kind of device and operating system, Parallels wants to be by your side.

IT spending in Australia is forecast to grow steadily this year, according to analyst firm Gartner.

End-user spending will decline for the first time despite a rise in global device shipments, according to a new report. The worrying new trend is a reflection of changing market conditions in various geographic regions.

You’ve probably heard all about Microsoft’s new phones, new Surface Book, Surface Pro 4, Microsoft Band, HoloLens improvements and more, but have you watched the event?

Consumers are looking to hold onto their devices like PCs, tablets, ultramobiles and mobile phones for longer and not replace them so frequently, according to research which shows the trend is having a negative impact on the shipment and sale of devices globally, with the exception of smartphones.

As the iPad Pro is designed to be the ‘new PC’ taking on traditional computing, the Apple TV is the other new PC, too.

With wearables delivering actionable fitness, information and lifestyle benefits, Telstra has decided now’s the time to offer the public an affordable range across 370 stores.

A major analyst firm says worldwide device shipments to grow 1.5%, reaching 2.5 billion units in 2015, down from a forecast 2.8% growth, with sales down since 2010.

Australian IT spending is forecast to reach almost $78.1 billion this year, an increase of 2.1 percent from 2014, with IT services the largest spending category and software spend the fastest area of growth.

Devices used by the Department of Prime Minister & Cabinet are now secured by Kaspersky, under a new contract with the security firm.

At the US National Press Club, ‘Father of the Internet’ Vint Cerf and Chief Internet Evangelist at Google talks IPv6 for ‘Internet of Things' and more.

The next-gen TextBlade keyboard for Bluetooth 4.0 compatible devices is nearly here, and MacRumors was lucky enough to get a pretty extensive hands-on with the new device.

Yet another comms organisation has been set up, this one to promote 5G development across all technologies, dubbed the 5GWA.

Australian small businesses expect the Internet of Things will ultimately boost their revenues, but they’re reportedly not that happy with the services provided by their IT providers when it comes to the IoT, according to newly released research.

iFans (and eager resellers) queued for days for the iPhone 6 but one Detroit man has taken it one step further, offering up his home in exchange for a new Apple smartphone.

Chinese multinational technology giant Huawei is working on a single universal mobile device that will replace smartphones, tablets and just about everything else in both the home and office, according to the chairman of the Australian branch.

Intel is prepping a wireless charging bowl - effectively a powered fruit bowl for your devices - which is on track to be released by the end of the year.

If you're a large-scale consumer technology company and you're not in the wearable space you may get left behind, with Sony the latest gadget behemoth to confirm availability of a new virtual reality eyewear device.

Apple pandemonium has swept Australia's CBDs and shopping centres but the queues are mostly filled with resellers and traffickers from overseas looking to make an easy buck, according to a former Apple employee.