December 8th, 2011 
Chris Griffith THE first Google Android smartphones potentially capable of replacing credit cards at point-of-sale retail terminals have shipped in Australia.
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Australia has snared one of the world‘s leading researchers in quantum computing. Prof John Martinis previously at Google is joining Prof Michelle Simmons SQC team which is building a quantum computer at atomic scale https://bit.ly/2HADD3C #QuantumComputing @QuantumC2T @UNSW
A defiant Huawei is opening retail stores in Sydney to increase its footprint in consumer technology despite the 5G ban and US imposed limits on its consumer tech capability https://bit.ly/34nNt0L @Huawei #smartphones #retail
Back at the office for a while. But busy Sydney is hardly bussling under the virus repression policy with zero cases yesterday. Surprised at how quiet things are even on George Street, Sydney CBD’s signature street, near China Town.
Viva the gallium nitride (GaN) revolution! Smaller device plug/chargers are with us and hopefully laptop bricks will soon be a thing of the past. And out with power board hogs! https://bit.ly/3cCDJDr #GaN #Chargers @belkin @Hyper
Wireless battery-operated internet security cameras are the rage with Arlo and Swann bringing two newbies to market. We take a look https://bit.ly/3idEQKV #arlo #swann #security #Cameras
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