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Tom Williams

Tom Williams

Verified

Senior Technology Journalist, Information Age (ACS)

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films, food technology, tourism entertainment, games accommodation,lifestyle

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Total articles 1624

  • Concerns for 4G phones without VoLTE, regional customers as Australia's 3G shutdowns continue

    By Tom Williams Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Queensland IT worker Serge didn't think his 4G phone would be impacted by the gradual shutdown of Australia's 3G networks — until one day when his device suddenly couldn't make or receive calls. "I was sort of in a bit of a panic," he said. "I'm pulling my hair out. I'm connected to 4G. Everything seems to be working.

    By Tom Williams Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Mar. 11, 2024

  • UK advertising watchdog 'got it wrong', partially lifts ban on Calvin Klein ad featuring FKA twigs

    By Tom Williams Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified In short: The UK's advertising watchdog has backtracked on its controversial banning of a Calvin Klein ad featuring musician FKA twigs (real name Tahlia Barnett), following a review. The Advertising Standards Authority now believes Barnett "had not been presented as a stereotypical sexual object" in the ad, but it will remain banned in places children might see it. What's next?

    By Tom Williams Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Mar. 06, 2024

  • Concerns for 4G phones without VoLTE, regional customers as Australia's 3G shutdowns continue

    By Tom Williams Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Queensland IT worker Serge didn't think his 4G phone would be impacted by the gradual shutdown of Australia's 3G networks — until one day when his device suddenly couldn't make or receive calls. "I was sort of in a bit of a panic," he said. "I'm pulling my hair out. I'm connected to 4G. Everything seems to be working.

    By Tom Williams Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Mar. 11, 2024

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Information Age (ACS)