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Hate speech
Facebook accused of allowing hate speech
Mahesh Sharma 2:25 PM Facebook is facing fresh accusations that it allows hate speech to proliferate and refuses to enforce standards.
Taking the most scenic route
Eryk Bagshaw You may soon have the option of instructing your GPS to give you directions based on the beautfy of specific locations.
Original 'Alien' crew return for new game
The Facebook filter protecting students
Drone-flying takes of as a popular hobby
Suit takes the pain out of armed combat
Editor's picks
Tech
Lyka toy encourages reading
Katie Cincotta 11:45 PM Toy is really an interactive tool that encourages children to read and serves as a clever bridge between technology and education.
Digital life
The rise of the Google Handyman
Adam Turner Armed with a screwdriver and a smartphone, are you happy to tackle home repairs?
Security
Vulnerability found in smart bulbs
Ben Grubb Wi-Fi-connected LIFX smart light bulbs found to have flaw that allows hackers to access network passwords.
Disabled want more from Apple
Christina Farr 8:56 AM Advocates for the blind and deaf want fixes.
Google drives into Microsoft territory
Adam Turner 11:45 PM Google Drive users can now edit Office files.
Losing perspective with a compact
Terry Lane 11:45 PM Dealing with Converging Verticals Phobia and the Sony RX 100 Mk III.
Internet
Has Google given up on open net?
Todd Shields Does Google still care to treat all web traffic equally?
Games
Nintendo's 3D tech for 2D TVs
Tim Biggs Patent surfaces for device that would track user's gaze.
Social
Murdoch's Twitter dormant
Henry Belot One of Twitter's most scrutinised accounts has been keeping quiet.
Blogs & Columns
Gadgets on the Go
The rise of the Google Handyman
Adam Turner Armed with a screwdriver and a smartphone, are you happy to tackle home repairs?
Screenplay
Infamous Second Son: Powerful
The lively Second Son clearly has ambitions to be more serious than the PlayStation 3 Infamous games.
Imaging
Losing perspective with a compact
Terry Lane 11:45 PM Dealing with Converging Verticals Phobia and the Sony RX 100 Mk III.
MacMan
Time for an iWatch
Garry Barker 11:45 PM The sum of Apple's latest developments is much greater than its parts.
Bleeding Edge
Computer users seem too busy to be efficient
Charles Wright People could be so much more efficient if they studied user manuals or, even better, trawled online forums for information on how other users – those comparative few who delve more deeply into IT tools – put them to use.
Astronomy
Sky-high meaning in Brazil's flag
Perry Vlahos As the host nation for the World Cup soccer tournament, Brazil's flag is flying high, and it's loaded with symbolism.
