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Formjacking on the rise in lead up to festive shopping period
Norton by Symantec has published new research about a major increase in formjacking attacks as Australians ramp up online shopping ahead of the festive season.
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eSports market to surpass $6 billion by 2028, finds a new study
The eSports market is likely to surpass US$6 billion by the end of 2028 due to sizeable sponsorships, growing smartphone adoption, the introduction of virtual reality and ameliorating eSports infrastructure, according to a study by Fact.MR.
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Stretchy OLED technology could pave way for new smart fabrics, wearables, even tablets
Michigan State University researchers have come up with something new in foldable displays: a foldable, stretchable OLED circuit that can be printed using a conventional inkjet printer.
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Apple's CareKit gives you and your doctors a better understanding of your health
CareKit apps will help you monitor symptoms, medication, and treatment plans for a variety of medical issues.
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In Pictures: 10 Microsoft research projects
An early look at cutting-edge technology being developed by Microsoft
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EMC Asia Pacific and Japan- The business value of data protection
This infographic based on research by IDC details how businesses in Australia, Pacific and Japan can come out on top against tremendous pressure to reduce capital expenses, while maximising existing investments and improving utilisation and efficiency. • APJ businesses suffer longer retention periods, increased scrutiny of stored data and the need for greater leverage, storage and protection • 81% companies lack recovery confidence, while 71% have experienced data loss in last year • Overarching storage management services add value and the oversight the business needs, with average cost savings of US$2.6 million annually
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Assessing the business value of EMC backup and recovery
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The ROI of consolidating backup and archive data
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BYOD in Education: A report for Australia and New Zealand
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