Uber driver's homophobic tirade
Two Melbourne women abused - but they caught it on tape.
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Web chaos mostly over, AWS recovers
Banks, apps, websites hit hard nationwide as severe weather knocked out services.
Apple TV now total catch up machine
After dragging its heels, Nine the fifth broadcaster to add its app to the collection.
A tale of two broadbands
Little house in Brunswick tells a story crucial to debate about Australia's national broadband network.
Is this the end for the Dish?
Leaked briefing notes show that CSIRO cuts threaten the iconic radio telescope at Parkes
Samsung's wireless earbuds are the future
I’ve been waiting a long time for this. Wireless Bluetooth earbuds that sit inside your ear, like something out of a Jason Bourne novel, but that don’t have any annoying fiddly wires or external battery packs.
DNA detectives solving wartime mysteries
Australians have been called upon to donate their DNA and help establish the country's first historical DNA database, providing researchers with a crucial tool for solving wartime mysteries - some which date back 100 years.
'Ransomware' AGL email scam
A destructive scam email has successfully targeted 10,000 Australians since it was detected this week, a security analyst says.
Sony's mobile projector a little dim
It's a pocket rocket but Sony's tiny mobile laser projector isn't bright enough to be the star of the show.
AWS outage causes website chaos
Major technical outages have caused chaos across Australia as numerous services including Eftpos machines, ATMs and websites went dark on Sunday night.
Telstra's sacked CTO no doctor
Why would one of the best in the biz embellish his credentials?
The cheaper, faster, better MacBook
Thin, powerful, starting at $1549, it's hard to fault Razer's ultrabook.
New emoji include shrug and selfie
72 new candidates announced for launch this month, also including Pinocchio nose.
Death threats for reporting game delay
'It's the only thing I live for', he said, about game he hasn't played, then a threat to kill my family.
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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.