Digital Technology stories - Page 14

From holograms to bionic limbs, this Star Wars day unveils real-life tech feats inspired by the saga's futuristic vision.

You could theoretically place and move objects in your home to see if they work to your liking, without having to even get off the couch.

A joint effort between several secondary and tertiary institutes results in quality technology learning for high school students in Canterbury.

​Australian CEOs are concerned with grasping and utilising disruptive technology, presenting a clear opportunity for the channel.

L'Oreal's new vibrating hairbrush with built-in microphone and app connectivity is just the beginning of beauty tech.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise launches Pointnext to help companies with digital transformation. Offers services in 30 languages.

IAG to create InsureTech hub in Singapore, connecting the insurer to the city-state's innovation network and start-up community.

Teachers & students using the Canvas learning management platform will be able to take advantage of its new integration with Google tools.

Devops engineers, UX/UI designers and full stack developers are in demand in the IT sector, according to a recent Hays recruitment report.

IBM positioned Watson as a product in what is now a competitive artificial intelligence (AI) market and offered solutions across four business areas.

Donald Trump's victory in the US election could have significant implications for the technology industry, say analysts.

India catching up to global tech markets with a 150% increase in foreign direct investment, according to Gartner.

Cyber attacks could cost Australia up to $16bn, according to a new study by specialist insurance firm Lloyd's. Sydney is the 12th most at-risk city.

When considering your business strategy, you should recognise both the hard and soft costs of meetings, whether digital or physical.

Canterbury residents to take part in 'All Right? Digital Detox' by putting down their smartphones and devices on Sunday.

Dell's landmark $67 billion acquisition of EMC would create the world's largest IT product company, knitting together a broad range of IT assets.

Data center customers' long-standing IT architecture requirements and purchase processes are rapidly changing as they seek infrastructure agility.

Line of business departments are fueling growth in enterprise-grade cloud solutions, resulting in a more diverse choice of vendors and solutions.

SecureWorks, the Dell subsidiary, is projected to increase its revenue growth rate to 35% by 2017, according to a new report by TBR.

Acer has announced plans to target several new markets to drive public perception away from being an inexpensive, entry-level PC brand.