Victoria abandons federal mobile blackspots program to go it alone

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Victoria abandons federal mobile blackspots program to go it alone The state's Minister for Innovation and the Digital Economy said the Commonwealth's blackspot program chooses tower locations based on political interests rather than merit. READ FULL STORY Canberra seeks vendor fluent in digital transformation to modernise public service READ FULL STORY AU$800m invested into Aussie startups by VC partnerships in 2016-17 READ FULL STORY Kodak bitcoin miner on display at CES 2018 READ FULL STORY CES 2018: Intel proclaims 'major breakthrough' in quantum computing chip READ FULL STORY ​Samsung to unveil Galaxy S9 at MWC, not CES READ FULL STORY Scrabble-playing robot at CES 2018 WATCH THE VIDEO The Computer Show Series Videos from Hewlett-Packard (HP) Gartner Magic Quadrant - Content Collaboration Platforms White Papers from Box Revolutionizing Your Supply Chain with Artificial Intelligence Webcasts from IBM 1. Cloud computing explained Got questions about the cloud? Find everything you need to know about cloud computing in one place. More ZDNet innovation stories › 2. Ransomware: Here's what you need to know Find out everything you need to know about ransomware in this handy ZDNet guide. More ZDNet security stories › Microsoft: No more Windows patches at all if your AV clashes with our Meltdown fix Your antivirus must be compatible with Microsoft's Meltdown-Spectre fixes for you to get patches this month or in future. READ FULL STORY Technical white paper- PageWide and the impact of printing White Papers from Hewlett-Packard (HP) Learn More 5 Counterintuitive Mistakes Companies Make When Going Digital White Papers from Box Download Now Business Printing Selection Guide White Papers from Hewlett-Packard (HP) Learn More Product Guide- HP PageWide Enterprise Color White Papers from Hewlett-Packard (HP) Learn More More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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Justice Dept. indicts Ohio hacker for writing Fruitfly malware to spy on thousands of Mac users

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Justice Dept. indicts Ohio hacker for writing Fruitfly malware to spy on thousands of Mac users The alleged hacker was 14 years old when he wrote Fruitfly, a backdoor used to remotely spy on Mac users. READ FULL STORY RELATED • Meltdown-Spectre: IBM preps firmware and OS fixes for vulnerable Power CPUs • How ready is your organization for "blockchain"? Verizon, Sprint, China Telecom added to list of carriers of Windows 10 on ARM PCs READ FULL STORY Two dirt-cheap drones you can use for business READ FULL STORY Business Printing Selection Guide White Papers from Hewlett-Packard (HP) Gartner Magic Quadrant - Content Collaboration Platforms White Papers from Box Revolutionizing Your Supply Chain with Artificial Intelligence Webcasts from IBM

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