Bits: daily tech news bulletin
BytesideLooking for a rapid rundown of the biggest news across technology, science and digital culture each day? Byteside presents 'Bits' to deliver key headlines every day in under five minutes.
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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 69 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | NewsTechnologyTech News | ||||
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Byteside needs to consolidate its focus to give ourselves the best chance of building a sustainable media business. So Bits, unfortunately, has to go back on the shelf. We hope it will return, but whatever happens we thank you so much for your suppor... more
Yesterday afternoon, a major outage occurred that impacted a wide range of Australian institutions, including major banks and their mobile apps, Virgin Australia airlines, Australia Post and more. Soon after cyber attack theories had been raised, it ... more
This week, the Western Australian government has introduced legislation to limit the use of COVID check-in app data after the WA Police Force accessed the information in two investigations of serious crimes, which is allowed under the existing rules.... more
The Australian Signals Directorate, our national spy agency, wants to see laws introduced to compel organisations to cooperate in the event of a hack or ransomware attack, after a recent incident saw a company refuse assistance and ultimately become ... more
It's virtual E3 season, with dozens of major games announcements over the weekend. Here's just a few of that caught our eye.Bethesda's Starfield had its first game footage, though still incredibly vague apart from the obvious "you'll be on spaceships... more
As WWDC wraps up for Apple developers, the Apple Design Awards have been announced, a great promotion for some of the best apps across iOS and macOS. I'm quite sure most people don't browse the App Stores like they once did, so checking out these lis... more
El Salvador has voted to make Bitcoin a legal tender currency in the country, the first country to do so. It sounds wild on its surface, but the legislation says it aims to add regulation to Bitcoin's use in the country. The country's other legal ten... more
In one of the most remarkable digital policing operations ever seen, the Australian Federal Police in conjunction with America's FBI managed to essentially run an encrypted messaging app for criminals, collecting masses of information and evidence ov... more
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- Highly informative and concise tech news
Hosted by Aussie tech veteran Seamus Byrne, Bits delivers a handy dose of global and local tech news in a slick radio bulletin format.
A great way to start the day and be more informed about the technology that shapes our lives!
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