EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

A huge day of technology news. The Federal Government has submitted an amended Telstra split bill to Parliament.

But this time around, the Government has the support of the management of Telstra - who are recommending shareholders approve an $11 billion agreement between the telco and the Government.

Also today, Liz Tay returns with yet another deep dive into advances in technology research - this time looking at why the capacity of your laptop or smart phone battery degrades after repeated recharges.

-- Brett Winterford

MOST READ Canon blocks copy jobs by keyword Optus to go unlimited mobile browsing Optus targets NBN wireless fans and fibre critics NBN Co finalises three-year rollout plan Conroy readies new laws to curb NBN competitors FEATURED COMMENT ""Results were expected to increase batteries' longevity and improve their potential to power future electric vehicles." This is a good thing, battery tech is going to be very important in the years to come. Go hard you boffins, go! :) " realitybites commenting on Battery degradation could start at the nanoscale

TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Ry Crozier | October 20, 2010

Hopes second time lucky.

By Jennifer Scott | October 20, 2010

Anti-virus company's website redirected to pages loaded with malware.

By Liz Tay | October 20, 2010

Court order served to online bully.

By Staff Writer | October 20, 2010

Scientists analyse ageing laptop, phone batteries.

By Liz Tay | October 20, 2010

Citizens' sensitive personal information at risk.

By Ry Crozier | October 20, 2010

Per megabyte charge model introduced.

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