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Oculus Rift: first Australian review
Finally, I understand understand why Facebook pumped $2b into this technology.
The firm that cracked the iPhone
Little-known company at the centre of legal tussle stumbled into security almost by accident.
Gossip with your friends in Miitomo
Part game, part intimate social network, Nintendo's first app might take off.
Go into Heston's kitchen with VR app
SBS offers first taste of VR, with plans for 360-degree documentaries and news reports.
Why Valve lost against the ACCC
Valve’s defence against accusations of breaching consumer law hinged upon two claims.
Man jailed for sending ex a gun emoji
Frenchman sentenced to three months prison in the first ruling of its kind.
Rats: another reason not to sleep on trains
A man has captured the moment a large rat crawls all over a sleeping man on a train
Instagram adds 60 second videos
Have more to say on Instagram than can fit in a photo or quick clip? You are in luck.
Tay returns, goes off the rails again
Troubled Microsoft AI manages to return to Twitter, makes crazy claims then breaks.
Introducing the internet of animals
Away from the limelight, internet of things working to network pets and farm stock.
HP Elite more than scratches Surface
The Elite X2 has its sights firmly on Microsoft's crown, and it's not messing around.
Twilight returns in remastered Zelda
Australia's Tantalus Media helps rescue one the greatest adventure games from obscurity.
Telcos sweeten deals ahead of NBN
Bigpond and others want to lock you in before NBN rolls down your street.
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Barack Obama weighs in on iPhone access debate
Aiming to sidestep Apple's dispute with the FBI, US president makes case for access to device data in certain circumstances.
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Minister for Communications acknowledges some areas of Canberra's southern suburbs have poor internet access.
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Apple is in the middle of a legal fight with the FBI over creating a 'back door' to unlock a terrorist's iPhone.