Second-hand cabinet docs; VicRoads and identity theft; Canberra goes public cloud by default

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ZDNet Week in Review - AU February 1, 2018

Australian government cannot handle its own data securely, why give it yours? Australia has performed an amazing act of self-leakage, selling a pair of locked filing cabinets of its own secret Cabinet documents. READ FULL STORY RELATED • We only lost 33 Cabinet documents, not 400: AFP • Key NBN takeaways from ABC's Cabinet documents VicRoads to fill identity theft pothole eventually READ FULL STORY Optus announces 5G rollout for 2019 READ FULL STORY Credit card and smartphone payments set for Australian metro transport READ FULL STORY Commonwealth pushes public cloud by default READ FULL STORY Bankwest's Halo payments ring born out of 'agile' approach to banking READ FULL STORY AC3 emerges as frontrunner to acquire Bulletproof READ FULL STORY Apple Australia almost doubles pre-tax profit during 2017 READ FULL STORY 'Yourname.au' proposed as discussion opens on Australia's domain future READ FULL STORY Cisco invests AU$1m in Adelaide smart city trials READ FULL STORY Telstra writes down Ooyala to zero, takes AU$273m impairment READ FULL STORY Cut Costs & Improve ROI with Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) White Papers from Sprint Heres a Quick Way to Validate Your Mobile Strategy White Papers from Sprint Here are 28 Ways to Reward Your IT Team White Papers from ITPro.TV 1. Hardware Western Digital beats market expectations for Q2 with record revenue | Samsung spent $43.1b on semiconductors in 2017: Gartner | Google starts selling its $249 Clips camera Read more › 2. Mobility China finally ​lifts ban on mobile phone use during flights | M1 snags 20K additional mobile subs ahead of TPG network launch | This is Samsung's solution for full-screen displays Read more › Cisco: This VPN bug has a 10 out of 10 severity rating, so patch it now The researcher who found the flaw will be telling the world how to exploit it this weekend. READ FULL STORY IT On-Demand: Why Integrated Services are Exploding White Papers from Sprint Read More 3 Key Benefits of Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) White Papers from Sprint Read More 19 Traits of Top CIOs White Papers from ITPro.TV Read More How to Find the Right People, Get Them Organized, & Keep Them Happy White Papers from ITPro.TV Download Now More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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US tax charge wipes out Lenovo Q3 pre-tax profit

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ZDNet Tech Today - Asia February 1, 2018

US tax charge wipes out Lenovo Q3 pre-tax profit Despite recording the highest quarterly revenue in three years, Lenovo has walked away with a $289 million net loss for the third quarter. READ FULL STORY Within the incestuous world of rideshare, Ola looks to go global READ FULL STORY Alibaba's Q3 cloud revenue up 104 percent, hits $2.2 billion annual run rate READ FULL STORY iPhone sales disappoint despite all the hype READ FULL STORY ​Samsung to supply car infotainment to ride-hailing firm Grab READ FULL STORY Alphabet misses Q4 profit targets, names new board chairman READ FULL STORY eBay takes control over online payments by ditching PayPal READ FULL STORY IT On-Demand: Why Integrated Services are Exploding White Papers from Sprint Heres a Quick Way to Validate Your Mobile Strategy White Papers from Sprint Here are 28 Ways to Reward Your IT Team White Papers from ITPro.TV 1. Hardware Western Digital beats market expectations for Q2 with record revenue | Samsung spent $43.1b on semiconductors in 2017: Gartner | Google starts selling its $249 Clips camera Read more › 2. Mobility China finally ​lifts ban on mobile phone use during flights | M1 snags 20K additional mobile subs ahead of TPG network launch | This is Samsung's solution for full-screen displays Read more › Xiaomi Mi Notebook Pro review: Great value, but localisation required If you're prepared to spend some time anglicising your machine, the Mi Notebook Pro offers excellent value for money. But is it worth the risk of buying from China and forgoing any after-sales support? READ FULL STORY Cut Costs & Improve ROI with Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) White Papers from Sprint Read More 3 Key Benefits of Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) White Papers from Sprint Read More 19 Traits of Top CIOs White Papers from ITPro.TV Read More How to Find the Right People, Get Them Organized, & Keep Them Happy White Papers from ITPro.TV Download Now More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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