OtherLevels returns from abroad, might list on ASX
Mobile marketing startup OtherLevels has revealed plans to expand its presence in Australia after moving its headquarters to San Francisco from Brisbane in 2012.
Stories by Adam Bender
End user computing to 'make a comeback' in 2015: Forrester
For the first time in years, businesses in Australia and New Zealand are expected to increase hardware spending, according to a Forrester report.
Qantas tests virtual reality for in-flight entertainment
Forget in-flight iPads; Qantas is about to pilot virtual reality goggles on the heads of its customers.
Data retention: Industry uncertainty dismissed as 'hearsay'
The parliamentary committee overseeing data retention legislation has requested more evidence that companies are unclear as to whether they will be forced to keep customer data under the government's proposed data retention scheme.
BlackBerry Classic unlikely to make 'momentous shock' to market, says analyst
The release of a familiar handset could help BlackBerry improve its market share but is unlikely to win back all of the enterprise customers the phone maker lost to Apple and Android, according to analysts.
Fletcher mulls reverse auctions for broadcast spectrum
Australia will consider reverse auctions of broadcasting spectrum akin to the approach legislated three years ago by the US, according to Paul Fletcher, parliamentary secretary to the minister for communications.
Google asks Australians to spruik Apps for Work
Australians can get $15 for each person who signs up to Google Apps for Work based on their recommendation under a referral program launched locally today.
IPv4 exhaustion stunts Internet growth in 2014
Expansion of the Internet slowed in 2014 as the number of available IPv4 addresses neared exhaustion, according to a report by the Asia Pacific Network Information Centre (APNIC), the regional Internet registry for the Asia Pacific.
Windows 10 to corral 'disillusioned' enterprise users: analysts
Microsoft has given Windows 7 users more reasons to skip to Windows 10.
HoloLens could be big in the enterprise
With the big reveal of the HoloLens, Microsoft has trumpeted its entry into an increasingly competitive new market for virtual and augmented reality (AR).
Startups not jazzed about either side in Queensland election
Startups have slammed the entrepreneurship policies of the Queensland Coalition government ahead of the state election on 31 January.
Deloitte predicts 're-enterprisation of IT' in 2015
Stand aside, consumers – the enterprise will drive growth of drones, wearable devices and 3D printing in 2015, according to Deloitte.
NRMA reveals startups for Jumpstart accelerator
Six startups will join the Jumpstart accelerator program at the National Road & Motorists’ Association, NRMA has announced.
MOOCs deliver robots for everyone
The Queensland University of Technology (QUT) aims to bring robots to the masses through two massive open online courses (MOOCs) on robotics.
Telstra glows about solar backup power trial in Victoria
Telstra has reported success with a solar-based backup power system installed at an exchange in Victoria.