Abarth 124 Spider from $42K
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles Australia has announced a $41,990 starting price for its Mazda MX-5 based Abarth 124 Spider. The circa-$42,000 base price, which excludes on-road costs, applies to the six-speed manual version, making it $7500 dearer than ...>> view originalHere's When Samsung Expects to Relaunch the Note 7 in Europe
Samsung Electronics ssnlf aims to relaunch its flagship Note 7 smartphone across Europe well before year-end, but it could well be 2017 before the company fully rebounds from a global product recall tied to defective batteries, a regional executive said on Thursday. “We fully expect (new Note 7s) to be available everywhere by the end of November … well before the end of the fourth quarter,” David Lowes, Samsung‘s chief marketing officer in Europe, said of plans to get back on track in th..>> view originalTelstra spruiking new mobile service dedicated to emergency workers ahead of bushfire season
September 23, 201611:28amTelstra is spruiking its news dedicated mobile service for emergency workers.AFTER years of testing Telstra is ready to roll out a mobile service dedicated to the use of Australia’s emergency services to safeguard their ability to communicate in times of crisis. The country’s largest telco is launching the service ahead of summer with authorities bracing for a busy bushfire season. November through April is also the official cyclone season for the north of the country.“T..>> view originalFederal cyber incidents jump 1300 percent in 10 years
(c) 2016, The Washington Post. WASHINGTON - For the naive who still think cyber data is safe with Uncle Sam, here is some information that demonstrates the harsh reality. The number of cyber incidents reported by federal agencies jumped more than 1,300 percent, from 5,503 to 77,183, over the 10 years through fiscal 2015. Federal information security has been on the high-risk list of the Government Accountability Office since 1997, and the situation has only grown worse. These statistics, a..>> view originalInfiniti QX30 now on sale in Australia from $48900
Joining the recently-launched Infiniti Q30, the luxury Nissan brand has now launched the off-road brother in Australia called the QX30. Based on the Q30, which itself is based on the Mercedes A-Class, the QX30 is ready to take on the small premium SUV market with the likes of the Audi Q3 (and upcoming Q2), the BMW X1, and the Mercedes GLA. It’s the first time Infiniti is stepping into this segment. Two variant grades are being offered in Australia, including the GT and Premium. Both come with a..>> view original
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