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Web porn should be opt-in, MPs say

Internet users in the UK should have to opt in to view pornography, a cross-party group of MPs has recommended.The group of 60 MPs, led by Conservative Claire Perry, published its report (PDF) on Tuesday.

April 18, 2012 by David Meyer

Vodafone Australia customer numbers slide by another 600,000

Vodafone Australia's customer base has slid to just over 5 million users, in another tough half year for the mobile company.

November 12, 2013 by Josh Taylor

Nextgen switches on North West subsea cable system

The 2,100km subsea cable connecting WA and NT via offshore oil and gas facilities, which is due to be acquired by Vocus later this year, has been activated by Nextgen Group.

September 13, 2016 by Corinne Reichert

ACMA to target SIM swap scams with new industry rules

The industry watchdog will be granted a host of legal powers to enforce the rules.

April 7, 2022 by Julian Bingley

Digicel reconnects Tongan users via satellite to rest of the world

Telco handing out free SIMs to let people reconnect.

January 19, 2022 by Chris Duckett

20 Windows Phone apps for business (gallery)

According to recent figures Apple has 10 times more apps than Microsoft but that doesn't mean Windows Phone users don't have a lot to choose from.

February 1, 2012

Telstra's T-Suite: Screenshots

We've taken a quick peek at three business productivity products Telstra now offers online as part of its software-as-a-service T-Suite initiative.

November 27, 2008 by Brett Winterford

Google Apps users to get OpenID authentication

Google is about to announce OpenID log-in functionality for enterprise users of its Apps productivity suite.The search giant has already adopted the authentication standard — whereby a single log-in can be used to access a variety of sites — to a very limited degree, but the upcoming announcement will extend that functionality to the millions of users of the business and educational versions of Google Apps.

July 10, 2009 by David Meyer

Cisco replaces Nortel in key 2012 Olympics role

Nortel has been dropped as the official communications supplier for the 2012 London Olympics, and has been replaced by Cisco.In a statement on Friday, the London 2012 Organising Committee (Locog) said it had ended its contract with the bankrupt infrastructure supplier "on good terms".