IBM chief Ginni Rometty announces Australian Cyber Security Centre
IBM chief Ginni Rometty is in Australia to launch its new cyber security centre in Canberra. Bloomberg Tech giant IBM has unveiled plans to open up a new National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) in Canberra, appointing a former AFP tech chief to lead its initiative.IBM chief executive Ginni Rometty announced the operation at the company's Think Summit in Sydney on Tuesday, saying it tied in well with the government's recently announced $230 millio..>> view originalGoogle's programmable Lego-like blocks teach kids to code
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Like Mega Man before him, Beck takes on a seris of crazed robot masters in Mighty No. 9. In the year of 2013, a very modern tale of old-school video games: Keiji Inafune, often cited as the father of the legendary Mega Man games (or Rockman, as it was originally called in Japan), solicits millions of crowdfunding dollars from fans so he and his team can create an all-new spiritual successor called Mighty No. 9.After several delays and hiccups, the result is a ..>> view originalCS:GO Is Not Giftable During Valve's Steam Summer Sale
It’s that time of the year again, when we spend all of our hard earned money on Steam games. The Steam Summer Sale started a few days ago and players have already bought thousands of games for themselves or their friends. Steam has a unique feature which allows customers to purchase games as a gift for other friends and send it to them. You can do this with just about any game on the market. However, this year, things are a little different. Valve is preventing players from purchasing Counter S..>> view originalSamsung announces pricing for Gear 360 in Australia
Finally, after several months waiting we have pricing and availability for the Samsung Gear 360 – their small spherical 360 degree camera which is set to expand the 360 degree video and VR market through the power of Samsung’s marketing machine. Gear 360 is compatible with Samsung’s smartphones from the last couple of years including the S6 and S7 families and offers a dual lens approach to the 360 degree filming question. A little sphere, which comes with a self-standing mini-tripod, the Gea..>> view originalToyota CH-R SUV interior revealed ahead of 2017 launch
Long-awaited sub-RAV4 Toyota SUV to arrive in Australia in early 2017.Even though it essentially invented the genre, Toyota has been lagging behind in the SUV stakes for a few years, as its rivals rampage away with the compact SUV marketplace. Cars like Mazda’s CX-3, the Mitsubishi ASX and Nissan’s Qashqai have claimed more than seven per cent of the local SUV market, despite only having been on sale for a couple of years. SUVs now account for almost 40 per cent of all new cars sales. Toyota’s ..>> view original
Wednesday, June 29, 2016
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