Software and Services - News

Apple admits to widespread iOS Mail security threat but claims no ‘immediate risk’

Apple vows a fix "soon" for iOS Mail flaws that "do not pose an immediate risk to our users".

Apple Music is now streaming on Alexa in Australia & New Zealand

Apple Music subscribers in Australia & New Zealand can now ask Alexa to stream their favourite songs - adding more fuel to the fire in the smart speaker wars.

Windows Lite: what it is and when it might be released

Windows is still the most popular operating system in the world – just – and is about to be overtaken by Google Android. Microsoft can’t sit around and wait for that to happen and it appears that it’s regrouping for yet another attack on Google’s Chr...

Intel unveils the Intel Neural Compute Stick 2

Intel has introduced the Intel Neural Compute Stick 2, designed to build smarter AI algorithms and for prototyping computer vision at the network edge.

Fetch TV expands with Aussie Broadband

Fetch TV and Aussie Broadband have announced a partnership that will see the Fetch service available to Australian Broadband customers.

Adobe announces next generation of Creative Cloud

Adobe have announced major updates to Creative Cloud applications including Photoshop CC, Lightroom CC, Illustrator CC, InDesign CC, Premiere Pro CC and Adobe XD.

Logitech announces Logitech Rally

Logitech has announced Logitech Rally, a modular conference cam that features Ultra-HD 4K video, modular audio components, PTZ capabilities and Logitech RightSense technology.

Access thousands of movies for free thanks to Telstra TV Kanopy App

Kanopy have partnered with Telstra to provide free access to thousands of movies.

RMIT Online and AWS offering course in VR and AR

RMIT Online has announced the launch of its university short course in virtual reality and augmented reality using Amazon Sumerian, as well as further AI courses.

Apple set release date for iOS 12, watchOS 5, tvOS 12, and macOS Mojave

The major upgrades to Apple's operating systems are available for free.

Telstra announces refreshed fixed-broadband plans

Telstra has announced that they have given 600,000 fixed broadband customers unlimited data allowances at no extra cost, meaning that Telstra will now have more than two million customers on unlimited data plans.