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With more than 50% of Australians turning to the internet for their shopping (according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics) there has never been a greater need for increased internet security and consumer awareness of internet fraud. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission said that there were around 8,000 victims of internet fraud last year that cost these consumers an accumulated $4,038,479 in damages.
Read more here on the Sydney Morning Herald’s website.
The Australian Workforce and Productivity Agency’s ICT Workforce Study has revealed Australia might fall behind in technical innovation if numbers of people studying and working in IT don’t increase.
Read more in this article on the Sydney Morning Herald’s website.
Have you ever thought about buying anti-virus software for your car? Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek have announced they are soon to publish blueprints, that reveal vulnerabilities and ways to hack critical systems in the Toyota Prius and Ford Escape.
What are the advantages of being technologically connected to phones and computers 24 hours a day? Are we losing our ability to write? Read this article on the Sydney Morning Herald’s website.
NBN Co chief executive officer Mike Quigley says he is retiring from corporate life after four years leading the rollout of the network. “My job was to lay the foundations for the NBN for the next 30 years. That job is largely complete,” said Quigley. Mike Quigley will stay on board until NBN Co appoint a new sucessor.
Curious about what capabilities the US Government have with a persons Internet history? Watch this video.
Lenovo has launched a 27″ tablet at the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show. The tablet named ‘Horizon’ runs like a normal desktop computer, operating on a Windows 8 platform and containing one terabyte of storage. The tablet was designed to run specially Lenovo designed table games. When you lay the tablet flat, four people can sit around the screen and play games like Monopoly and air hockey on it.
Billionaire Microsoft founder Bill Gates spent a total of 14 hours in Australia, lobbying with Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Opposition leader Tony Abbott for greater Aid investment. He also faced an audience of questions on Q&A. To watch this episode visit the iView website.
A research paper released this week by Informa, revealed that more people are using the Internet for messaging rather than sending SMS’s.
The short messaging service (SMS) has been a popular method of communication for the past 20 years. Though since the advent of new, free messaging apps like WhatsApp, Viber, KakaoTalk and Apple’s iMessage have emerged, resarch is showing a decline in SMS use.
We have been notified of a hardware failure that may be affecting some of our customers connecting to the internet with Exetel. The problem was first identified 4pm 17th May and is due to be resolved at noon 20.05.13. However we are aware that the problem may still be persisting (as of 08:45hrs 21.05.13).
For up-to-date information please visit: Exetel ADSL Status NSW
If you have any questions or would like to report the fault on your connection please dont hesitate to call and we will pass on specific information to the technicians at Exetel.
At this stage there is no need to make any changes to your modem or router. Please leave your network devices connected as normal. This issue should resolve itself without intervention.
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