[ad_1] As of July 1 2018, Australians will have to pay an extra 10% on any goods purchased online for less than $1,000, both locally and overseas, as an extension of the country’s existing Goods and Services Tax (GST). This proposal has been in the pipeline for quite some time now and, with the latestRead more about It's official: Aussies will have to pay GST on overseas purchases from next year[…]

[ad_1] Specifically, it aims to take on more than 1,000 electronic and software engineers for its expanding business, due to the demand for luxury cars seen in the USA and China in the last year. JLR’s main engineering sites are in Solihull, Castle Bromwich – in the Midlands – and Halewood in Liverpool, reports The Guardian. ThingsRead more about Jaguar to recruit 1,000 electronic and software engineers[…]

[ad_1] In its never-ending quest to try and serve up content you might like, Netflix is experimenting with showing users pre-roll trailers for its own shows and movies before whatever it is you’ve queued up – so you get previews of other attractions just like you do in a real movie theater. Spotted by RedditRead more about Netflix testing pre-roll trailers just like you get at the movies[…]

[ad_1] Bosch does not say how many wafers the fab is being equipped to handle, nor does it say what level of process technology will be installed in the fab. However $1 billion would fund a 10k wpm fab probably at 28nm process technology. Bosch says it needs the fab for sensors, IoT ICs and automotiveRead more about Bosch to build fab[…]

[ad_1] Elon Musk’s passion for tunnels is surprisingly infectious, with the tech entrepreneur revealing that he’s recently had “promising conversations” with the mayor of Los Angeles to bring The Boring Company’s underground traffic solution to the city.  In a tweet, Musk said that his planned network of tunnels would be able to “carry cars, bikesRead more about Elon Musk says LA is open to his Boring idea: underground traffic tunnels[…]

[ad_1] Google is in line to beat Intel for incurring the largest-ever EU fine for abuse of a dominant position. The EU’s beef is that Google searches favour Google’s own price comparison web-site over  rival sites. The EU fined Intel $1 billion for a series of dirty tricks to prevent AMD’s PC CPUs, which wereRead more about Google faces $1bn+ EU fine[…]

[ad_1] Australia’s independent consumer watchdog, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), has put out a call for 2,000 volunteers to measure and compare their broadband speeds in a bid to deliver transparent consumer information on this oft-complained about issue. The program will install a piece of hardware in around 2,000 homes for the firstRead more about The ACCC is seeking volunteers to help test Aussie NBN speeds[…]

[ad_1] Apps are the cornerstone of Apple’s iOS platform. The ecosystem is what sets Apple’s mobile platform apart from its rivals, and the highest-quality iPhone apps are typically best in class. But, like any app store, it is sometimes difficult to find out what are truly the best apps, the ones that stand out fromRead more about The best iPhone apps to download in 2017[…]

[ad_1] Are you ready for everything the Galaxy Note 8 is going to bring with it? You can get yourself in the mood for the flagship phablet’s upcoming launch by casting your eyes over the latest unofficial video and picture leaks to hit the web, showing what’s claimed to be the front panel of theRead more about Photo leaks show off the Infinity Display on the Galaxy Note 8[…]

[ad_1] Finding last-minute father’s day gifts is no longer a problem in 2017 thanks to the fact that we have Amazon Prime Now in most US cities. The online retailer is saving relationships with dads across America with its two-hour rush delivery service, now in more than 35 cities, according to Amazon. Many of theRead more about Last minute Father's Day gift ideas: delivered today with Amazon Prime Now[…]