EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

Apple has unveiled its much-awaited update to the popular iPhone, offering compatibility with Australian LTE networks for the first time. We take a look at what it means for Aussie users, the specifications and potential for more legal turmoil.

Also, the NSW Government has revealed plans to cut "the equivalent of around 400 school administrative staff positions" as a result of its eight-year SAP rollout project.

-- James Hutchinson

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Annual dev conference kicks off in oddball style.

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