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Xbox Kinect sensor guards Korean border

12:09pm Microsoft's movement-recognition Kinect software has morphed from virtual shooter gaming to the real-life challenge of guarding the world's last Cold War border.

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EMBARGOED FOR RELEASE FEBRUARY 5, 2014 14:00 ET/19:00 GMT(FILES) Photo dated March 2013 courtesy Lifehand2 shows amputee Dennis Aabo S?rensen wearing a sensory feedback enabled prosthetic in Rome. Sorensen, from Denmark, is the first amputee in the world to feel sensory rich information in real time with a prosthetic hand wired to nerves in his upper arm. Silvestro Micera and his team at EPFL (Switzerland) and SSSA (Italy) developed the revolutionary sensory feedback that allowed S?rensen to feel again while handling objects. AFP PHOTO HAND-OUT-LIFEHAND2/PATRIZIA TOCCI==TO GO WITH AFP STORY

Science

Artificial hand gives wearers a sense of touch

Lauran Neegaard Researchers have created a robotic hand that lets an amputee feel differences between a bottle, a baseball and a mandarin.

Business

Microsoft names Satya Nadella new chief executive

Microsoft has announced that Satya Nadella will be its next leader, betting on a longtime engineering executive to help the company keep better pace.

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Aaron Swartz: a beautiful mind

PAUL MCGEOUGH Aaron Swartz wanted to change the world - one download at a time. Then the US government decided enough was enough, with tragic consequences.

Competition

Google, EU settle anti-trust probe

The EU and Google have agreed on how to settle complaints the tech giant is squeezing competitors in Europe.

Telcos

Mobile customers switching telcos

Almost half of Australian mobile subscribers have switched providers in the past three years.

Tech

Alleged Silk Road head indicted

Ross Ulbricht indicted on charges of drug trafficking, computer hacking and laundering.

Tech

Westpac trials Google Glass app

Westpac wants its customers to bank with wearable tech.

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Computers

Chromebook 11 goes on sale

Chromebook 11 on sale locally after sales were halted overseas due to reported overheating.

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Social

The mystery of Facebook pokes

What is a Facebook poke, and where did it come from? Does Mark Zuckerberg even know?

Games

Game wants to cure cancer

Smartphone users will be able to help scientists beat cancer using a mobile phone game.

Tech

Dirty tricks flare up in taxi app war

Operators accusing each other of sabotage and dirty tricks.

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Blogs & Columns

Gadgets on the go

Sony abandons North American eBook stores

Adam Turner 5:10pm Australian Sony Reader owners could be next in line as Sony transfers US and Canadian Sony Reader owners to rival Kobo.

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Screen Play

Friday Question: What would it take to make you go next-gen?

James Dominguez The new Xbox and PlayStation are out, but both lack compelling games. What would it take to convince you to buy one?

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Bleeding Edge

Progress in healthcare IT

Health sites and apps can produce widespread benefits but Australia is late to the party.

Astronomy

Destination: the moon

A new moon this weekend brings the opportunity to see an enchanting lunar crescent.

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