Telstra has announced that its Gigabit-class (~1000Mbps) LTE network is now operational, making Australia the first country to see ultrafast Gigabit speeds on a commercial cellular network.
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80 per cent of IoT apps not tested for vulnerabilities
According to a study released by Ponemon Institute, 80 per cent of IoT apps are not tested for vulnerabilities, and there is a lack of urgency to address these vulnerabilities.
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Mobile heterogeneous computing solutions
Lattice Semiconductor has announced its new iCE40 UltraPlus FPGA devices, which are energy-efficient and programmable mobile heterogeneous computing (MHC) solutions.
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Telstra conducts Australia’s first live 5G trials
Telstra, in partnership with Ericsson, has tested one of the world’s first 5G radio test beds in Melbourne.
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Small PROFIBUS master interface for mobile applications
Softing has announced the PBpro USB, which it claims is the world’s smallest PROFIBUS master interface for PCs.
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Rugged Android tablet
The Handheld Group has released a new Android tablet, the ALGIZ RT7, described as a powerful, lightweight (650g) and ergonomic tablet designed for reliable performance in demanding environments.
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New rugged handheld tablets
Panasonic has expanded its Toughpad line with two new business-ready fully- rugged handheld tablets that are designed to bring unprecedented rugged reliability, efficiency and productivity to users.
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Cat Phones launches rugged smartphone
Cat Phones has launched the Cat S40 rugged smartphone, a tough, durable Android device.
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Intel launches mobile facial recognition for multiple devices
Intel Security has announced the availability of its new consumer security services, which includes newly integrated True Key by Intel Security that provides facial recognition password authentication.
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Moving the warehouse into the cloud
Cloud computing can assist manufacturers to effectively respond to increased order volumes and complexity, as Mark Troselj writes.
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