The changes which returned Cellnet to profitability
Since his appointment to the helm of accessories distributor, Cellnet, in April, Alan Sparks has been working to refresh the company which had “been going nowhere in the last five years.”
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AVG becomes Sony's exclusive mobile security partner
Security software vendor, AVG Technologies, has won a three-year contract to be the exclusive provider of mobile security to Sony Mobile smartphones and tablets.
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In Pictures: BlackBerry Passport
BlackBerry does an about-face, back towards its enterprise roots.
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Ray Ozzie's Talko app stores calls in cloud, lets you search them
Ray Ozzie -- the father of Lotus Notes -- has launched Talko, a smartphone app that records group phone calls, stores them and makes them searchable so group members can go back and listen to key parts of the call and lets participants shoot and insert photos into the call stream in real time.
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Mobile Manufacturers Forum backs Telstra’s initiatives for disabled Australians
The Mobile Manufacturers Forum (MMF) is backing Telstra’s new Web portal, claiming it is a significant step in breaking down barriers restricting members of the Australian community.
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iPhone 6/6 Plus and Apple Watch: the analysts' predictions
As expected, analysts were prompt to compile market forecasts in response to Apple’s annual revelation event which, this year, saw it unveil its iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus and the Apple Watch.
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Oppo’s Australian plan: what we know and what to expect
Oppo Mobile launched in Sydney on September 2 and already has ambitions to be “known as a leader in manufacture”.
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Oppo launches in Australia with flagship Find 7 smartphone and more
Oppo has taken its first steps into the Western world with a soft launch into Australia on Tuesday, and is optimistic about its competitive prospects.
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Androids continue to gain in the enterprise
Use of Android smartphones in the enterprise realm is on the rise, largely at the expense of the iPhone, according to a report issued this week by Good Technology.
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BlackBerry won’t give up on devices, but enterprise remains top priority
From a devices perspective, BlackBerry went from being arguably the go-to vendor for mobile device deployments, to a heavily-scrutinised brand among consumers on the back of the boom in Android and iOS-based smartphones (and tablets).
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Adobe: Class division emerging in website design
New research from Adobe suggests that a digital divide is rapidly emerging when it comes to website design.
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SBS' FIFA World Cup 2014 coverage a success, but customers left with data woes
SBS broke a number of its streaming service records by going all out with its Web and mobile video coverage of the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
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In Pictures: Apple’s most important iPhone upgrades over the years
Seven years after its initial launch, the iPhone has come a long way in terms of its feature set.
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Australian Government approves Samsung’s Galaxy S5 smartphone
Samsung’s flagship smartphone for 2014, the Galaxy S5, has been approved for use within the Australian government, having earned Common Criteria Certification against the Mobile Device Fundamentals Protection profile (MDFPP) standard.
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BlackBerry makes its case for a square (!) phone
The [BlackBerry] Passport, the company's upcoming square -- yes, square phone -- is "like the IMAX of productivity," according to the company.
