Cellular networking carriers can use the latest analytics technologies to detect bad behavior.

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In this in-depth report, learn why self-driving cars are inevitable, what the industry is doing about safety, and what it will take to get autonomous vehicles into the mainstream.

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Mozilla is overhauling its Gecko-based web engine so that it's better at handling the dynamic features of modern websites.

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With its sloping screen and on-screen input device usage, Microsoft's Surface Studio lets us directly manipulate our content. With the Touch Bar, Apple's new MacBook Pro gets interface clutter out of content's way. Who's right?

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A decade before Apple's slick strip, Microsoft tried equipping laptops with small displays that used data from apps. Trapped in the disappointing Windows Vista, the feature failed.

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If you're an Apple MacBook owner and disappointed with the new MacBook Pro, Microsoft wants to hear from you.

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Consumers looking at the new 15-inch MacBook Pro can spend between $100 and $200 extra on beefing up the laptop with AMD's new Radeon Pro 400 GPUs.

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Vodafone has attributed its sudden jump in consumer complaints to the Ombudsman on 'administrative matters', although it experienced an outage this quarter.

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The Australian government is building an online tool for victims of revenge porn to report cases where intimate images and videos have been shared without consent.

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Half a million Australians look to be impacted by a data leak that the Red Cross has put down to human error.

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The Chinese version of Google has reported an 11 percent year-on-year profit increase to 2.787 billion yuan for the third quarter.

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An IT system migration error cost Vodafone customers a collective £150,000 over a 1.5-year period, with the mishandling of complaints also costing the telecommunications carrier.

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Apple's new MacBook Pro comes with a few new tricks and a complete redesign.

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Apple is preparing to re-energize the Mac, and it has a surprising new ally in IBM. But Microsoft has a trick up its sleeve this week, too.

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US airports may soon have AI-powered body scanners, from a firm backed by Bill Gates, which don't do a virtual strip search.

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Office 2013 can now also put a stop to users opening documents containing nasty VBA macros.

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These might be the stuff of nightmares.

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Chris Inglis, former deputy director of the NSA, warns that connected systems mean malicious insiders can now do damage more quickly and more easily than ever.

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Hackers are once again using a new flaw in Flash Player to remotely hack computers, but Adobe has now rushed out a patch for it.

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Adyen, the fintech company powering the payments systems of companies like Netflix and Spotify, believes there is a big opportunity to serve Australian enterprises looking to go global.

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Samsung heir-apparent Jay Y Lee has been named a board member at the Samsung Electronics shareholders' meeting, coming to the forefront to run South Korea's largest conglomerate.

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The South Korean tech giant will commence a software update to cap battering charging at 60 percent, again, for Galaxy Note 7s yet to be returned.

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While the Note 7 debacle continues to hit Samsung's mobile fortunes, revenue has dropped across all three divisions of Samsung Electronics.

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The New Zealand government is targeting broadband coverage in regional areas by extending fixed-line services and announcing funding for a mobile blackspot project.

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The former CEO of Australia's largest telecommunications provider has urged CIOs to reinvent the way their organisations do business to avoid becoming irrelevant.

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The Australian banking giant has posted a AU$352 million statutory net profit for the 2016 financial year and has praised its reduction in 'technology incidents'.

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Xiaomi's lack of clear market positioning has defied its efforts to expand its influence, and is gradually seeing it outstripped by other Chinese peers.

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The centre will interpret data to solve real world problems including the creation of tools and software that can address economic and social challenges.

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Municipalities across the globe are in a race to absorb as much technology as possible to become the world's smartest cities. Louisville, Kentucky is taking a different path.

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ZDNet spoke with Louisville's chief of civic innovation, Grace Simrall, about how smart cities can benefit their citizens, and vise versa.

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Collecting and analyzing data from IoT devices and sensors can help a city better understand the needs of citizens, so that it can provide better and more targeted services.

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Building city infrastructure to transform a city's environment often includes installing ultra high-speed broadband, which appeals to both business and residential customers.

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It might seem like a no-brainer, but many cities start down the path toward smart technology without a specific plan in place. Here's what you need to do instead.

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Apple may have more up its sleeve than a new MacBook or two at Thursday's "hello again" event, if a new report is accurate.

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Microsoft is betting that 3D and mixed reality applications can reach the enterprise from the bottom up. Here's how 3D everywhere in Windows 10 may impact your business over time.

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The combination of Symantec and Blue Coat gives the company more security data to analyze and proactively thwart attacks.

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IBM Watson is helping GM's offers and deals platform learn more about what drivers might want to buy while on the road.

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The San Francisco-based recruiting marketplace Hired has officially launched in Australia, with 550 companies and 17,500 candidates already on the network locally.

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Mozilla has now set a date for a ban on all new HTTPS certificates from WoSign, just as Google unveils a major expansion of its Certificate Transparency program.

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Cybercriminals are using social media to trick customers into handing over their online banking credentials.

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Microsoft is updating its iOS and Android app for a better mobile experience.

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'Moonlight' group is likely to be involved in cyberespionage, warns Vectra Networks.

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The telco regulator has published its discussion paper on roaming, an enquiry that has already sparked fierce debate among telcos on competition issues.

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The Reserve Bank of Australia's CIO believes it is operational best practice to employ a resilience strategy.

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The final day of the piracy site-blocking hearing saw the music studios argue that ISPs are sufficiently proximate to the infringement of copyright to have to bear legal and compliance costs.

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Optus and La Trobe will embed smart city solutions throughout the university and data analytics technology in its Sports Park, and introduce cybersecurity courses and research programs.

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Samsung Pay is expanding to three new countries this year and is looking to add new features for its US users, while Apple Pay's launch in Japan took off to a rough start.

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Vocus is now the owner of Nextgen Networks, as well as two subsea cable systems, expanding its fibre network by tens of thousands of kilometres across Australia.

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Samsung has released two new modules in its Internet of Things (IoT) ARTIK platform, ARTIK 0 and ARTIK 7, while adding new device management capabilities in its accompanying cloud service.

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The DTEK60 competes with the top Android devices on the spec sheet and is priced at $499

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The Internet of Things has been proven to be just as dangerous as we feared, with an assault from tens of millions of internet addresses.

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Security compay ForeScout has warned that hackers can steal data or cause physical damage, thanks to certain types of inherently insecure connected devices.

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Robotics is playing a growing and more diverse role in all kinds of warehouses, including ecommerce distribution centers.

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IBM is killing the SoftLayer cloud infrastructure brand and merging it with its home Bluemix service under a single cloud platform.

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While iOS 10.1 brought the iPhone 7 Plus new Portrait mode for its dual camera, smaller and older iPhones get security patches.

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The massive cyberattacks which took down some of the most popular websites on the internet show that device manufacturers are not learning from the mistakes of the past.

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The investment will help the company accelerate its product roadmap and expand its operations in North America and Europe.

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Relying solely on geoblocking for DDoS protection was a failure by IBM, Special Adviser to the Prime Minister on Cyber Security Alastair MacGibbon has said.

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​The analyst firm predicts that total IT spending in Australia will reach almost AU$85 billion next year as organisations race to build out their digital platforms.

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The NBN rollout among other changes in the telco industry has sparked the government to review its funding of ACCAN for consumer representation and research.

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After gaining 85,000 users across the US and UK, Intuit has finally launched Quickbooks Self-Employed in Australia, but exclusively as a mobile app.

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Samsung's recall of the Galaxy Note 7 has slowed South Korea's quarterly growth to its lowest level in over a year.

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It has been reported that the social media giant may be laying off another 8 percent of its workforce, days away from the deadline it gave for concluding its sale.

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An alliance of startup organisations are calling for startup-friendly changes to the R&D Tax Incentive scheme that it believes will result in more Australian-based innovation.

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Big Blue has stuck to its claims that geoblocks would provide enough protection for the online Census against DDoS attacks, and that Nextgen was to blame.

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While ISPs and music studios agreed that DNS blocking is the best way to go, they are still duking it out over who should bear the costs of blocking access to foreign piracy websites.

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A 4 percent year-on-year growth in the Australian tablet market has been driven by the purchase of higher-end devices such as Apple's iPad Pro, Microsoft's Surface tablets, and Samsung's Galaxy TabPro S, according to the research firm.

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Streamlining disparate technologies is the focus of the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service's AU$1.5 billion merger into the Department of Immigration and Border Protection.

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Gartner believes governments now have the opportunity in the digital service economy to make strategic investments in IT or risk perpetuating suboptimal business and service models.

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Better Caring has secured AU$3 million to capitalise on the regulatory changes taking place in the aged care and disability support system in Australia.

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This Montreal company's services has attracted droves of struggling artists, but some sound engineers are not so impressed.

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Google's first smartphone release scores lower in repairability than Apple's iPhone 7.

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AWS has released new budgeting tools to enable businesses to impose control on unchecked cloud costs across multiple projects.

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Microsoft is planning steep price increases for on-premise software and cloud services for UK businesses because of the pound's slump after the Brexit vote.

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Technology is the key for revamping the energy utility and equipping it for the digital age.

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Big projects are more about people than technology. Here are some ways to keep programs on track.

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With Samsung looking at a $4 billion-plus hit due to the Galaxy Note 7's explosive lithium-ion battery problems, how are the alternative technologies shaping up?

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Microsoft is warning Windows users over a fake Microsoft security product that locks an infected computer and tries to trick victims into calling a support hotline.

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For Korean Samsung customers who had to exchange their faulty Galaxy Note 7 for a S7 or S7 Edge, the company will offer a 50 percent monthly discount when they switch to the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note 8.

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The university has launched the Sydney Social Innovation Hub on campus in Sydney to spark entrepreneurship.

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Satellite connectivity for the IoT will turn it into the 'internet of everywhere', according to Inmarsat, which will provide networks globally for Vodafone.

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Apple's latest smartphone sold over 200,000 units over the weekend in South Korea and will likely sell over 300,000 by the end of the month.

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With the hearings for the Census Inquiry by the Senate Standing Committee on Economics set to begin this week, the Australian Bureau of Statistics has inked a AU$20 million deal with Accenture to redevelop its data collection process.

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Financial regulatory authorities from both jurisdictions have signed an agreement that will encourage the discussion of cross-border technology concerns.

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Despite being described as a 'central component' of FttDP in NBN's recently commissioned Ovum report, ZDNet understands G.fast will not be immediately enabled for the 2018 FttDP launch.

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The first interbank trade transaction combining blockchain technology, smart contracts, and the Internet of Things has been executed by Commonwealth Bank, Wells Fargo, and Brighann Cotton.

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Apple is preparing to re-energize the Mac, and it has a surprising new ally in IBM. But. Microsoft has a trick up its sleeve this week, too.

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