Samsung Pay Debut Opal ‘Tap-On’ For Locked Phones
NSW Opal card holders are among the world’s first to leverage Samsung Pay’s latest public transport integration, enabling users to ‘tap-on’ without... Read More
BREAKING NEWS: NSW Men Arrested Over $2M Electronic Goods Theft
Police have charged three men over the theft of $2 million worth of electronic goods, stolen from break-ins affecting JB Hi-Fi, The... Read More
CEBIT Germany Cancelled, OZ To Continue
The world’s largest and most internationally represented annual technology conference, CEBIT Germany, has been cancelled as part of an event portfolio restructure. Its... Read More
Kogan, Harvey Norman Top NSW Complaints List
Local e-commerce giant, Kogan.com, has once again topped the NSW Fair Trading Complaints Register, followed by furniture and electrical behemoth Harvey Norman.... Read More
Mastercard Opens New R&D Global Tech Facility In Sydney
Payment cards giant Mastercard has migrated much of its research and development work to Sydney, combining a new “global tech hub” with... Read More
Samsung Tops June Complaints Register
Consumer electronics brands have been shamed on the NSW Fair Trading Complaints Register, with the largest amount of consumer complaints being made... Read More
Gov Thumbs-Down New HQ, Google May Abandon Sydney
SYDNEY – A NSW Government decision to reject the planned building of a Silicon Valley-style technology hub in Sydney could put as... Read More
Uber Tests The Wind For Future Flying Vehicle Trials Down Under
The NSW Government appears likely to agree to a proposal by car-sharing service Uber to conduct trials of road-and-sky flying vehicles in... Read More
ICAC Claims Corrupt Technology CFO Embezzled $5 Million
At lease five IT companies have been caught up in a corruption probe of a former City of Botany Bay Council chief... Read More
Harvey Norman & Apple Most Complained About Businesses In NSW
According to data from NSW Fair Trading, Harvey Norman and Apple were the top two businesses by number of complaints during the... Read More









