US papers to take on Google and Facebook
A group of US news organisations will this week try to win the right form Congress to negotiate collectively with the online giants
Google's smart home kit comes to Oz
As Google and parent company Alphabet have discovered, the business of selling smart home equipment may not be all that smart.
Microsoft to cut 'thousands' of jobs
​Microsoft plans to cut 3000-4000 jobs, mostly outside the United States, as it revamps its sales organisation.
MinterEllison in tech play with ITNewcom
Minters has acquired boutique consultancy firm ITNewcom. From Monday, the 50 staff of the technology specialist will work under the law firm's ever-widening umbrella.
Microsoft shuffles to boost AI, cloud
Microsoft reorganised its sales and marketing operations, changes that could means thousands of job cuts.
iMac versus Microsoft Surface Studio
Apple's new operating system is superficially uninteresting, but one feature is verging on life changing.
Apple's $6.5b edifice a hymn to importance of grown-up offices
Apple has money to burn and has chosen to burn it on something splendid for its workers with its new Californian campus.
Facebook's small print falling foul of antitrust
German regulators are asking whether Facebook takes advantage of its popularity to bully users into agreeing to T+C's they don't understand.
Facebook wins Australian patent for payments
Facebook has been granted a patent in Australia which will allow for peer-to-peer payments within its Messenger service.
Irresistible urge for new phones ahead of iPhone 8
The experience of flirting with a new phone is so intoxicating that many will buy the new iPhone despite its eye-watering price.
