Order Australian coffee using your face! There’s something to be said for a barista who welcomes you by name and knows what you’re likely to order. Facial recognition app developed in Sydney, Noahface, is being used by café staff to deliver such a friendly approach, allowing deeper relationship building for greater customer loyalty and it’s […]
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Elections have always come with their own set of challenges throughout time. As you know, in Australia, it is compulsory to vote for our governments, yet there are cohorts of voters who can’t physically get to a voting station on election days. Where voting is not mandated; low participation or engagement could sway results. To
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There is no stopping tech-billionaire, Elon Musk. In his drive to make tech that’s good for humanity has delivered the world’s largest lithium-ion batteries 200km north of Adelaide in time for summer, according to The Urban Developer. Coming in within 100 days of signing the contract, this achievement helps prepare for the summer’s high
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An all Aussie app developed by a couple in St Kilda offers Uber-style dynamic pricing that allows moviegoers to find cheaper movie tickets at participating cinemas. In an effort to “improve the efficiency” of a cinema screening a movie and its often many empty seats, Choovie bridges this gap and delivers a win-win for all
From November, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) has announced the availability of iPhone X facial recognition on its CommBank app. This means customers can now log onto their internet banking using their face as ID. The release of the iPhone X has created a new way to authenticate and verify identity on the popular
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This year one term was dominant in the international news headlines, fake news. This caused concern the world over as many people have started to question the validity of their news sources. In the spirit of finding and providing quality news, we have some apps we would like to suggest to help you keep your
Microsoft has a new product bundle specifically for their small and medium-sized business customers. Microsoft 365 Business is one of two new subscription bundles announced at the Microsoft Inspire partner show in July. Microsoft 365 Business is for a maximum of 300 users. Microsoft 365 Business bundles together Office 365 Business Premium, some pieces of
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This month marks the beginning of a new role in the Victorian government, Information Commissioner. Sven Bluemmel will oversee the state’s data protection laws, freedom of information regime, and the privacy of its departments and agencies. Special Minister of State Gavin Jennings said in a statement that the information commissioner would also provide advice and
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No doubt about it, computers are getting smaller. Some are so small they can fit into the palm of your hand. This new range of mini computers are self-contained powerhouses meant to plug into a TV, monitor or display. Add a keyboard and a mouse and it becomes a full-fledged computer. One option is the
Mobile phones have been prominent in the news lately. Apple and Samsung are two of the major players and both have made recent headlines for very different reasons. Apple is releasing a new iPhone and Samsung has recalled it’s Galaxy Note 7 phones due the fault causing them to explode. Apple is releasing the new
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