Nike and Apple partnered to create a Nike+ branded Apple Watch, but until now its exact release date was unknown.

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A consortium of tech giants have developed a technical spec they say is needed if datacenters are to cope with the demands of machine learning and other data-intensive workloads.

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The Unmanned Warrior exercise tests autonomous submersibles, boats and drones off Scotland and Wales.

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Google will soon introduce a mobile index for search, which will eventually become its primary way of delivering results.

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A patent suggests that Apple could one day use vascular signatures instead of fingerprints to identify users.

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More than 700 security experts from government agencies, banks, cloud companies, battle fictional cyber-foes.

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Given the recent discovery of the Trident malware for iPhones, Microsoft thinks it's time businesses rethought their unwavering trust in iOS as a controlled ecosystem.

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Periscope Producer marks the next stage in the evolution of live streaming via Twitter, making it more accessible to professional broadcasters.

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UFB fibre installation delays are partially responsible for a 35 percent uplift in telco complaints across New Zealand.

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The federal government has launched the new agency to push its digital agenda in a bid to see wide-scale change in the digital capability of government departments.

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A combination of country kids unable to beat foreign opponents in deathmatches, and poor connectivity at Parliament House has driven the One Nation leader to seek a seat on the NBN oversight committee.

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Fasoo, South Korea's largest enterprise security software vendor, has launched a new updated version of its Wrapsody collaboration tool for data management and security to meet evolving data protection needs.

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Gartner forecasts significant growth in the 3D printing market, with 44 percent growth in enterprise shipments alone.

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When it comes to tackling an insider threat, Keith Lowry, senior vice president at Nuix, has said that organisations need to focus on the person, rather than attempting to block them with more technology.

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Samsung estimates it will lose around 3.5 trillion won ($3 billion) in operating profits from the fourth quarter of the year to the first quarter of 2017 due to ending the Galaxy Note 7.

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The ACCC will continue regulating ADSL services for the next five years despite the increasing use of NBN and mobile services for internet access.

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The US computer giant confirmed it will be cutting 3,000 to 4,000 staff company-wide over the next three to four years.

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Samsung doesn't want you to jump ship, so it's offering an extra incentive to stick with the company.

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It takes years to develop new drugs but a UK-based company is using artificial intelligence to speed up the process from initial research to end product.

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Google's DeepMind subsidiary has created an artificial-intelligence system that can store memories and use them to reason.

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Bangalore-headquartered company Postman has raised $7 million from Nexus Venture Partners to fund product development and marketing efforts.

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Facebook's bug bounty program turns five this year and it's on track once again to pay out about $1m this year to researchers.

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Cybersecurity researchers have spotted a surge in ransomware emails containing a type of file which isn't blocked by many providers.

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Google faced more requests for user data in the first half of 2016 than any period since it began reporting the figures.

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In its work program for the next year, the Australian Bureau of Statistics has said it will need to secure funding for its lowest tier of surveys, or look to cut them.

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The resignations of Vocus founder James Spenceley and Amcom founder Tony Grist occurred after their failed coup attempting to oust CEO Geoff Horth from the company.

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Following a successful proof of concept, the world's first group multicast scalable LoRaWAN network deployment will be trialled in Queensland by the National Narrowband Network.

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Visionstream and Fulton Hogan have won the tenders for NBN's final MTM design and construction contracts to roll out broadband services to 450,000 new development premises.

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Flamingo is taking the road less travelled by startups, waving goodbye to the venture capital model and instead becoming a publicly listed company before the month is over.

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If we can't protect our laptops, why should we think we can protect a fleet of robots?

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In a new statement, the carrier indicates it's taking an iOS approach to releasing software updates for Google's new Pixel phones.

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The ambitious tech company's cloud offerings have expanded in numerous dimensions over the last few years, from community and analytics to Internet of Things and most recently artificial intelligence. Where will the Salesforce platform and ecosystem ultimately end up taking its customers?

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New technology from Nokia Bell Labs has helped achieve lab speeds of 65 terabits per second.

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Email is the indestructible cockroach of the electronic world: it will take more than a social network to stamp it out.

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HP has refreshed its premium 13-inch consumer laptops, including the Spectre x360 and Envy.

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Solid-state batteries could offer a viable alternative to the types of batteries that caused Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 woes.

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Microsoft's October Patch Tuesday is a reminder why you shouldn't click links or open attachments from unknown senders.

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Also slashed $1.8 billion from sales in update to third quarter forecasts.

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A 'Commission on Artificial Intelligence' should be established to examine social and ethical dilemmas posed by the rise of intelligent machines, says a report.

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Sydney-headquartered HR software company has acquired e-learning company Techniworks to expand its compliance-based e-learning content library.

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The amendment makes the re-identification and disclosure of de-identified data offences punishable by up to two years' imprisonment, while also forcing entities to notify agencies as soon as practicable.

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In the year to come, IT cost optimisation needs to be an ongoing, collaborative process involving not just CIOs, but leaders in other company divisions.

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Apple pushes further into China with a board seat at the 'Uber of China'.

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Following Telstra and Ericsson's live 5G trial last month, Vodafone and Nokia have demonstrated 5G use cases during a live trial of the network technology at UTS.

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Salesforce and Twitter continue potential acquisition talks, as big investors push back.

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After failing in a ballot to be part of the Joint Standing Committee on the National Broadband Network, Pauline Hanson has been appointed to it after Senator John Williams was discharged.

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Catherine Livingstone will take up her new role as chairman at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia on January 1, 2017.

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The Korean technology giant apologized to Chinese consumers on Tuesday, agreeing to halt sales and recall all its Note 7s sold in China via official channels.

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As Google gears up for the release of its Pixel phone lineup, the company is also getting developers ready for changes in the latest version of Android.

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Apps like Pokémon Go could save lives if developers could figure out how to keep people engaged, a Microsoft-Stanford study finds.

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A new non-carbon material could lead the way to supercapacitors that challenge batteries for capacity but with far superior output.

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New Trojan is suspected to be linked to the Carbanak hacking campaign -- and is potentially very lucrative for criminals, warn Symantec researchers.

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How can businesses defend themselves from hackers using traditional espionage techniques?

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After a two-month long saga of reports of battery fires and a recall, Samsung has finally pulled the plug on its Galaxy Note 7 for good

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iOS 10 adoption started relatively sluggishly but it's now surpassed all previous versions of iOS.

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Asean member wants to help drive conversation around cybersecurity, including the need to establish cyber norms, and is investing in initiatives such as a regional capacity building programme.

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Australia's ME Bank has implemented AppDynamics' application management and monitoring solution to ensure the online bank stays up 24/7.

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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has said the changes to the company rolling out the National Broadband Network under his tenure is one of the shining lights of the Coalition government.

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Telstra has admitted seven network outages let its customers down, with the resulting drop in net promoter score meaning executives missed out on part of their remuneration package.

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Cloud technology company SimPro Software has raised AU$40m to fund its expansion into the US and the UK.

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Despite the lack of community interaction with autonomous vehicles, a majority of Australians feel positive about a driverless future.

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The Senate Economics Legislation Committee has recommended the Australian government proceed with the proposed amendments to the Enterprise Tax Plan.

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The National Australia Bank is currently experiencing its third outage in a week, with reports its internet banking service is temporarily unavailable.

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The European Commission has said it is not looking into Google's European tax arrangements as part of its probe into whether the tech giant is abusing its market position.

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For the second time, the company has asked Note 7 users to turn off the phone and return or exchange it for a different device.

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Matt Preston from ADX discusses how technology makes it easier than ever for entrepreneurs to blend digital prototyping with physical manufacturing and explains why turning a hobby into a business isn't always a good idea.

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Google is tackling high memory consumption by its Chrome browser, promising major improvements, especially for mobile devices.

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Apple Garageband competitor Soundtrap is set to accelerate its expansion into new markets with the closure of its $6 million Series A round.

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Google has devised some mathematical answers to attack discrimination in machine learning.

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Agile development can deliver better services faster: here's how one company made the switch.

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Details of a new Windows 10 Paint app have leaked ahead of Microsoft's supposed all-in-one Surface launch later this month.

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The federal government is moving into the second and third waves of its innovation agenda, introducing initiatives to encourage more startup-private sector engagement.

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The National Australia Bank has confirmed that EFTPOS and ATM transactions are gradually coming back online after the bank suffered its second system outage in less than a week.

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The latest poll on national security by ANU has shown 'overwhelming' support for data retention for counter-terrorism and national security purposes.

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Samsung has suspended production of the Galaxy Note 7 indefinitely and halted global shipments in the wake of more reports of the exchanged phones catching fire.

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During July, August, and September, the Office of the Children's eSafety Commissioner investigated 70 serious Australia-wide cyberbullying claims, up from 40 in the same period last year.

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AT&T has said it will no longer issue Galaxy Note 7 smartphones after reports that replacements are also catching fire.

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The Commonwealth Bank of Australia is hoping to teach kids about financial stability with its new virtual reality-based homework project.

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Pre-orders for Cupertio's latest flagship will begin on October 14 in Korea, while official sales will begin a week after.

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We're all guilty of making security an afterthought. We need to change that attitude, and fast.

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