To better understand the growing impact of mobile devices in the retail sector, Deloitte recently conducted an in-depth study asking consumers how they’re currently using their smartphones for shopping, and how they are likely to use them in the future. This report summaries the findings.

Chaired by Glen Boreham, this report sets out the Convergence Review Committee's vision for fundamental change to the regulatory framework of Australia's digital economy and identifies key areas for reform.

This is the second legislated Regional Telecommunications Review (RTR), and follows on from the 2008 review led by Dr Bill Glasson AO. The report provides a snapshot of current service availability in different areas and identifies what future measures are needed for regional Australia to take advantage of improved broadband services.

This report discusses society's growing reliance on mobile devices, looking at changes made to education methods due to the introduction of new technologies. From smart phones to tablets, these now commonly owned devices have become so much more than just a piece of technology.

Australians continue to embrace multiple communication technologies, with the mobile phone, the rise of the smartphone and internet-based communications complementing traditional fixed-line telephony. According to the report in the six months to April 2011, 84 percent of adults in fixed-line telephone households used three or more communication technologies compared to 82 per cent at April...