Leaks show off new iPhone design
Apple reportedly orders 72 to 78 million units of redesigned new phone.
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A trip to yesterday's future
If you're ever in Silicon Valley, it's worth taking a detour to the Computer History Museum.
The future of phones is modular
What would your dream smartphone look like? Time to dust off your thinking cap.
Squid populations on the rise
While most marine species are under increased pressure, others are doing very well.
Why 'Windows Phone' is officially dead
Microsoft shifts its strategy in a market dominated by Apple's iOS and Google's Android.
Google grants Aussie pollies a soapbox
Feature will show words, photos and videos direct from politicians on top of search results.
Google's sticky bonnets for car crashes
Tech giant patents weird solution to reduce impact of pedestrian collisions.
Primary school students call ISS
There is a famous scene from The Right Stuff, the movie about the first astronauts, where the entire world sits on the edge of its seat, waiting for word from John Glenn on his overheated re-entry to Earth, NASA control calling to him, time and again. Everybody waiting.
Ted Pretty's next big bet is farm data
RP Data chairman wants to create a rural property version of the company.
When YouTube pranks break the law
It's all fun and games — until someone incites a public panic and gets arrested.
The robot will see you now
'Whatever the doctor's arm does the robot does, whatever the robot feels the doctor feels.'
Augment reality with Project Tango
Google's smartphone technology lets you drop virtual objects into the real world.
I hate my iPhone, and I'm not alone
There's a nagging feeling that Apple isn't giving us what we want, and hasn't for a while.
Chatty Google Assistant to run your life
Company introduces new chat apps, home assistant device.
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Increasing demand from Israel start-ups
Rapidly expanding tech scene is turning to Australia for capital — and experience.
IBM is training Watson to hunt hackers
Tech giant is taking a big data approach to cybersecurity that will have the supercomputer scour vast troves of security research at a rate humans could only dream of.
'1000 will have to go. It's that simple'
Fear government's cyber security recruitment drive will lead to job cuts.
Microsoft sues US government over gag orders on customer data grabs
Tech company says US 'has exploited the transition to cloud computing as a means of expanding its power to conduct secret investigations'.
FBI paid professional hackers to crack San Bernardino iPhone
The people who helped the US government come from the sometimes shadowy world of hackers and security researchers who profit from finding flaws in companies’ software or systems.
No gender pay gap at Microsoft, company says
Software maker is the latest technology giant to release data on employee compensation amid pressure from shareholders.