Amaysim today introduced a new top tier mobile plan including 8GB of data, and unlimited standard talk and text for AUD$49.90 per month. In an Amaysim first, the plan also incudes unlimited international text to 32 countries, and 300 international minutes to the same 32 countries. These include China, France,…
…time of writing was China. Telstra has however pledged to keep its data in Australia. Can the data retention scheme be bypassed? Data retention is surprisingly easy to bypass. Over-the-top services such as iMessage, Viber, Facebook Messenger, FaceTime, and Skype are all exempt from the scheme. If you’re sending a…
…on sale in 12 markets last Friday, including Australia, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Notably, China was also included in the initial launch, which wasn’t the case last year. According to Reuters, analysts had said that Apple was assured to set a record-breaking weekend thanks to China‘s inclusion,…
…currently makes a wider range of inclusions available to its customers. A number of post-paid plans will receive unlimited international calls to ten overseas destinations. The ten countries include China, India, the UK, the USA, New Zealand, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Hong Kong, and South Korea. Chee said that these are…
…of petroleum reached several thousands of dollars per gallon and in October of that year, the war came to a swift conclusion when nuclear bombs were launched by all nations capable of attack: the United States, China and the USSR. Within two hours, most of the world was reduced to…
…goes live on July 29: the United States, the United Kingdom, China, France, Italy, Germany and Spain. Microsoft today confirmed that Australia, alongside Canada, Japan and Mexico, will be the next to receive a localised version of Cortana. A specific date wasn’t provided, but Microsoft said that Australian members of…
…13 million times during its first week of availability. Australia was reportedly responsible for 500,000 of these. While this only equates to 3.8% of the total number of downloads, Australia had the highest number of pirates per capita when compared to countries such as the United States, France, China, Spain,…
…this only equates to 3.8% of the total number of downloads, Australia has the highest number of pirates per capita when compared to countries such as the United States, France, China, Spain, Russia and India. These numbers do not account for the use of VPNs, which can mask a user’s…
…find that lowest cost option for storing the required data, which at the time, was China. Telstra chief information security officer Mike Burgess explained that telco is aware of the risks of storing metadata and will use the 18 months it has to implement the scheme to make sure “it…
…not be restricted as to which country their customers’ metadata is kept. Former iiNet chief regulatory officer Steve Dalby last year suggested that ISPs would likely find that lowest cost option for storing the required data, which at the time, was China. Greens Senator Scott Ludlam was a vocal opponent…
…used in China is illicitly obtained. Chinese end-users aren’t necessarily to blame for the country’s rampant piracy; in an investigation conducted by Microsoft in 2012, the company purchased 169 PCs from various shops in China and found that every single one was running a pirated version of Windows. Depending on…
…it happens! Live Blog 4:02am – Apple’s Apple Watch event just kicked off 4:04am – Tim Cook has taken the stage, is talking about the opening of the company’s latest store in China 4:05am – 120 million customers visited Apple Stores last quarter 4:07am – Tim invites Richard Pleplar on…