Woman photoshops herself into other people's holiday snaps
A Kenyan woman who couldn't afford an overseas trip has used her atrocious photoshopping skills to insert herself into other people's holiday photos.
Never10 keeps Windows 10 at bay
As Microsoft ramps up efforts to force Windows 10 on to older PCs, Never10 helps you maintain the status quo.
The Sydney map that shows very different eyes on our city
Any day of the week you can find flocks of tourists capturing images of our beautiful city. But locals know where to go to take stunning photos off the beaten track.
Devices are getting harder to operate. Get used to it
As smartphones are being packed with ever more software, their trademark simple user interfaces are being replaced with ever more complex choices that are plunging many owners into despair.
Instagram users freak out as new algorithm-based feed looms
Scores of web celebrities are losing their minds over the possibility their Instagram pics could be overlooked in a new algorithm-based feed.
FBI accesses encrypted iPhone, drops legal action against Apple
The US Justice Department has said it successfully accessed data stored on an encrypted iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters and asked a court to withdraw an order compelling Apple to assist, according to a court filing.
Facebook fumbles again with 'Safety Check'
Facebook has apologised to users on the other side of the world from the suicide bombing in Pakistan who received computer-addressed notices asking if they were safe.
The 'iPod of smartwatches' is not coming
The lifecycle of a new gadget is relatively predictable: When it's brand new, only early adopters are interested. Once the technology matures, everybody buys one. But smartwatches still haven't caught on with most people — and that's because no one has made a smartwatch that's worth its cost.
Not just Tay: a recent history of racist AI bots
Microsoft's well-meaning teen bot was turned nasty by the internet, but it's not the first time this has happened.
Blockchain reaction could blow away markets
It's the sort of deal that could revolutionise markets. One company is trying to prove it can do without stock exchanges by issuing bonds and shares on its own blockchain-based exchange.
Apple pauses iOS 9.3 rollout after users report 'bricked' devices
Users with older devices report being locked out after updating the operating system.
Aussie breakthrough brings quantum computing closer
Griffith University researchers have discovered a way to make quantum logic gates bigger, bringing down the cost and complexity of a quantum computing circuit.
Microsoft apologises for AI's 'offensive and hurtful' tweets
It took less than a day for Tay, the teenage chatbot, to learn how to be a racist, abusive internet troll.
Cancer surgery to be live streamed in virtual reality
World first event could kick off a revolution in medical education.
Google Maps error blamed as demolition crew knocks down wrong house
The day after Christmas last year, tornadoes tore through Rowlett, Texas, a quiet suburb of Dallas. The aftermath was the image of destruction: splintered wood, metal and brick - once the foundation of homes - covered the streets. Nearly 450 buildings were damaged or destroyed; hundreds lost their homes; one person was killed.
Is this the beginning of the end for the TV remote control?
A new TV set ditches the familiar remote we've grown to we've known to love, hate and lose. Say hello to a 6-inch tablet control instead.
Apple's new iOS dims screens, but can it really improve sleep?
Apple doesn't want to be a disrupter - at least when it comes to your sleep.
Microsoft's teenage chatbot, Tay, turns into a racist, abusive troll
What happens when you create a sprightly, millennial robot designed to learn from the people it interacts with on the internet?
Apple's first foray into original TV is a series about apps
TV executive behind Netflix original series 'Marco Polo' will direct Apple exclusive featuring Will.i.am.