 Commonwealth departments and agencies to employ public cloud services whenever possible and, in general, use as much cloud as they can.

“The Digital Transformation Agency is already using AWS to deliver cloud.gov.au, a secure cloud-based platform for hosting website applications that helps government agencies build digital services quickly,” said Randall Brugeaud, CEO of the DTA.

“Cloud is a critical part of the DTA’s whole of government transformation agenda. The Protected certification of AWS makes it easier for agencies to leverage cloud services,”he added. CNET

Apple is said to be on the verge of rolling out new high-resolution displays for its computers that, up until now, have only been available on its iPhones and iPads. And those panels are already in the supply chain, an analyst told CNET.

The feature, which could cost nearly $100 more than Apple currently spends, would make photos, applications, and text look sharper and clearer on Apple's computers. The company pulled the same trick on its iPhones and iPods, and more recently on the iPad. Computers have been the one holdout, but that's changing.

NPD DisplaySearch Senior Analyst Richard Shim says that super high-resolution 13.3-inch and 15.4-inch panels that Apple would be a prime candidate to use are already available from suppliers.

"We're seeing it at 15.4 (inches)," Shim said in an interview yesterday. "You can get it."

The change is the latest in a trend of increasing resolutions on portable gadgets. Last month, for instance, 1,366 by 768 pixel screens became more popular than the long-dominant 1,024 by 768 pixel screens, according to Web analytics company StatCounter. The extra resolution lets users have more windows open on screen, but it can also be used to make things look clearer and sharper.

"On typical Windows systems, there was a push for higher densities back when Vista was first coming out, but nothing really came of it," Shim said. "On monitors, it's been sort of an OS limitation where if you don't need it, there's obviously no reason to support it, and it adds cost because the yields are harder to maintain."

Shim says the iPhone and recent third-generation iPad changed that.

"What's clear is that Apple's pushing it. They're pushing panel makers to come out with
Commonwealth departments and agencies to employ public cloud service whenever potential and, in general, use equally much cloud as they can. 

 “ The Digital Transformation Agency is already use AWS to deliver cloud.gov.au, a dependable swarm - based platform for hosting website applications that help oneself government agencies build up digital service quickly, ” said Randall Brugeaud, CEO of the DTA. 

 “ Cloud is a critical part of the DTA ’s whole of government transformation agenda. The Protected documentation of AWS makes it easier for agencies to leverage cloud services,”he add. CNET 

 Apple is said to be on the verge of rolling out new eminent - resolution displays for its computers that, up until now, have only been available on its iPhones and iPads. And those dialog box are already in the supply chain, an analyst told CNET. 

 The feature, which could cost nearly $ 100 more than Apple currently spends, would make photos, applications, and text look sharper and clearer on Apple's computers. The company pulled the like antic on its iPhones and iPods, and more recently on the iPad. Computers have been the one holdout, but that's transfer. 

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 " We're seeing it at 15.4 (inches), " Shim said in an interview yesterday. " You can get it. " 

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nPD DIsplAYSEarCH SeniOr AnaLyST RIChard Shim says that suPeR high-rEsoluTion 13.3-inch and 15.4-inCh panels thAT aPple woulD be a PRiME candidate to usE are aLready avaiLAble from SupplIers.

"We're Seeing it aT 15.4 (INches)," ShiM saId iN an IntERViEw yesterday. "YoU CAn geT iT."

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“T he Di gital  Tr ansform ation Agen cyis  already usi n gAWS to del ive r cloud.gov. au,  a sec ur e c l oud-b ase d pla tformf or hos ting webs it e  appli c ationst h at  hel ps government age n ci e s build digita l serv ic e sq u ick ly, ” said Ran da ll Br u geaud,C EO o f  th e  DTA.

“Cloud  is a criti c alpart o fthe DTA’swhole  o f  go vernment tr ansf ormationagenda .  The Pr o tectedcertif ica tio n of AW Smak es ite as ier for  agencie sto  leve rage c l o ud s erv ices ,”headded. CNET
App le i s  sa id to  be o n th everge  of ro lling  o ut new high-res olut ion displ ays  f orit s com p uterstha t,up unti l now,h ave  o n l y  b een available on i ts i Ph ones and  iPads .  A nd those pa ne lsarea l ready  int he  supplychain, an  a nalystto ld CNE T. 

T hefeatu r e, w hich c ould cos t nea r ly $100 more t h an Apple curr e nt l y  s p ends , w ould make p hoto s , ap plic a ti ons ,  andtextlo o ks harper and cleareron  Apple 's co mputers. Thecompany pu l l e d the sa me t r ic k  on its iPhone s and  iPods, an d  more re centl y on the  iPad. Co m p uters ha vebee n t heo n eholdout, butt h at's  c hanging .
NPD Dis pla ySe arc h S en ior Analy st Richa rd  S hi msay s tha t  super h ig h-r es olu tion1 3.3-in ch an d 15 .4 -i n chpanelst ha t Appl ewo uldbeaprime  can d ida te to u se are al rea d y av ai la ble fro m suppliers.
" We're seei ng  it  at 15 . 4  (inches )," Shim said in an int e rview y est erday . "Y ou can ge t i t."

T hec hangeis the  late st  in a  tren d of  in cr easing res o l uti ons o nport able ga dgets. Last month, for  instance, 1, 366  by7 6 8pix e ls cre en s  be c a me more popular  than thelo n g- dominant 1 , 024  b y 768 p ixel sc reens ,  accord ing to We b analyti cs  com p a nyStatCounte r. The e xtra reso l ution le ts us ers  havemo rewindo ws ope n  on  scre en, bu tit can  also  b e used t o make things look clea rer an d sha rpe r.

"On t ypi c alWindows s yste ms, therewas  apushfor highe r de n si tie s  back  whe n  Vista wa s  f irs t co ming out, b u t not hingrea l ly cam e of  it," Shim said." On monitors, i t'sb e ensor t  ofan  OS limitation  wh er e if you d on 't need it,  there's  o b vious ly noreason  to sup p o rt it, an d it  ad ds cost b eca us e  the yi el ds are ha rder  t o main tain." 
Shi m says the iPhoneand r e c ent t h ird -gene ra tion iP a d ch anged that .

"What'sclearis t hat A pple'spu shingit.  T hey're pus h ing panel  make rs to c om e ou t w ith
 Commonwealth_departments and_agencies to employ public_cloud services_whenever_possible and,_in_general, use as_much cloud as_they can.

“The Digital Transformation_Agency is already_using_AWS to deliver cloud.gov.au, a secure cloud-based platform for hosting website applications that helps_government_agencies build_digital_services_quickly,” said Randall Brugeaud, CEO_of the DTA.

“Cloud is a_critical part_of the DTA’s whole of government transformation agenda._The_Protected certification of_AWS makes it easier for agencies to leverage cloud_services,”he added. CNET

Apple is said to_be on the_verge_of_rolling out new high-resolution_displays for its computers that, up_until now, have only been available_on its iPhones and iPads. And those_panels are already in the supply_chain, an analyst told CNET.

The_feature, which_could cost nearly $100 more_than Apple currently_spends, would_make photos, applications,_and text look sharper and clearer_on Apple's computers._The company pulled the same trick_on_its iPhones and_iPods,_and_more recently_on the iPad._Computers_have been_the_one holdout, but that's changing.

NPD DisplaySearch_Senior_Analyst Richard Shim says that super high-resolution_13.3-inch and 15.4-inch panels_that_Apple would be a_prime candidate to use are_already available from suppliers.

"We're seeing it_at 15.4_(inches)," Shim_said in an interview yesterday. "You can get it."

The change is_the latest in a trend of_increasing resolutions on portable_gadgets. Last_month,_for instance, 1,366_by_768 pixel_screens became more popular than the long-dominant_1,024 by_768 pixel screens, according to Web_analytics company StatCounter. The_extra_resolution lets users have more windows_open on screen, but it can_also be used to make_things_look_clearer and sharper.

"On typical Windows_systems, there was a push for_higher densities back_when Vista was first coming out, but_nothing_really came of it," Shim said._"On_monitors, it's been sort of an_OS_limitation_where if you don't need_it, there's obviously no reason to_support it, and it adds cost because the yields_are harder to_maintain."

Shim says the iPhone and_recent_third-generation_iPad changed that.

"What's clear is that Apple's pushing it. They're_pushing panel_makers to come_out with