Tablet sales set to drop 10pc in 2017
Sales of tablets may have peaked with consumers preferring smartphones, laptops, desktop computers and TV.
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Health grenades in Greg Hunt's in-tray
As with environment, health is on the cusp of huge change in technology and economics.
Telstra wants e-health to be a healthy earner
Telstra Health is entering its next stage of development, two years after launch.
Ericsson, Cisco virtualise Vodafone networks
Vodafone is upgrading its networks to better deliver high data-consuming services.
Vodafone CEO Berroeta lays out growth plan
A big part of Vodafone's pitch will be focusing on small business customers that have been neglected by rival telcos.
Telstra to guarantee service on key Asia routes
Telstra is moving to guarantee internet reliability in Asia via its undersea cable network.
Jobs' legacy is the omniscient tech company
Steve Jobs was prone to hyperbole but his eulogy for the iPhone 10 years ago was accurate.
Doubts raised about TPG's foray into Singapore
David Teoh's TPG Telecom is facing many challenges at home, but part of its effort to mitigate those risks is a bold move to build a mobile network in Singapore.
Ex-Macquarie chief Allan Moss backs ASX debutant
Former Macquarie Group boss Allan Moss is among the backers of virtual mobile network company United Networks, which will debut on the ASX boards on Thursday.
Telstra pushes for technology shift
Telstra is pushing for collaboration on technology for data delivery to mobile devices.
ACCC caps pricing for NBN competitors
The competition regulator has set a cap on wholesale NBN competitor prices.
