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The EZONE UWA Student Hub had a budget of AU$80 million (around US$57 million) and took two years to complete Douglas Mark Black With several of its staff having graduated from the University of Western Australia (UWA), Hassell was well-suited to design its new Faculty of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences building. The project is defined … Continue reading Sustainable learning hub keeps cool with math-inspired petal facade Continue Reading →

The Legion Phone Duel is made to be used in landscape mode Lenovo Lenovo’s new gaming phone is the Legion Phone Duel, and as well as packing 5G technology inside, it’s also one of the first handsets to be announced with Qualcomm’s top-end Snapdragon 865 Plus flagship processor on board. With a 6.65-inch, 2,340 x … Continue reading Lenovo’s new super-fast gaming phone packs a pop-up 20-MP selfie cam Continue Reading →

A render showing what the Delfast electric tricycle is expected to look like Delfast     Regular readers may know Delfast for its long-range, powerful ebikes like the record-holding Prime and the business-focused Partner, but the Ukraine-based company announced that it was branching out to three-wheelers in April. And now the design of the frame is done, and … Continue reading Delfast enters final phase of electric trike frame development Continue Reading →

Increasing revenues from subscription-based services is a key part of HP’s plan to revive its flagging printer business. HP on Tuesday announced HP Managed Print Cloud Services, a cloud-based service that lets organizations hand off the management of their print-related technology to HP. The service, HP reasons, will let IT teams focus on more strategic priorities.  The … Continue reading HP introduces new cloud-based printer management service Continue Reading →

Dataflex and Dataflex Pro are all about further integrating Microsoft’s low-code/no-code Power Platform tools with Teams and Dynamics 365.   Credit: Jukka Niiranen Microsoft’s year of rebranding anything and everything is continuing. The new brand of the week is “Dataflex,” which is relevant to those working with Microsoft’s Power Platform and its Teams group-collaboration platform. … Continue reading What is Microsoft’s Dataflex and how does it tie in with Teams? Continue Reading →

This password manager will keep you safe while working from home. No coupon code or promo code required. If you’re one of the millions of people who are now working from home, it’s time to take your security more seriously. The last thing that you want is for your work account to be compromised while … Continue reading Dashlane deal: Secure all your passwords at once with 50% off this password manager Continue Reading →

The Universal Stylus Initiative has gotten off to a slow start as Microsoft, Samsung, and Apple have advanced their own digital writing implements. But the group is counting on the support of Google and major PC brands to make up for lost time. Once derided as a relic of 1990s handhelds and “pen computing,” the past few … Continue reading One pen to rule them all Continue Reading →

The company has also made further commitments to its goal to be carbon negative by 2030.   Image: Microsoft Microsoft has announced a new product aimed at helping customers gain better transparency over their total carbon emissions. The Microsoft Sustainability Calculator, available in a private preview, will give cloud customers oversight of the total carbon emissions … Continue reading Microsoft releases tool to calculate cloud-based carbon emissions Continue Reading →

Agency in search for new suppliers for its end-user computing, enterprise computing, video collaboration system devices and services, and mobile phone and smart devices categories. The Digital Transformation Agency (DTA) has approached the market in search of new suppliers to help refresh four categories of its hardware marketplace. The four categories include end-user computing, enterprise … Continue reading DTA goes to market to refresh hardware and software panels Continue Reading →

With an additional 1,000 cabinets added to the facility, HK4 now has a total capacity of 1,500 cabinets and will further add 3,000 cabinets in future phases. HK4 colocation hall Image: Equinix Equinix has announced the completion of the third expansion phase of HK4, one of its five International Business Exchange (IBX) data centres in … Continue reading Equinix invests $51m into Hong Kong footprint Continue Reading →