• Adam Turner

With a picture that outshines its price tag, Hisense's 55-inch 55M7000UWG Ultra HD TV punches above its weight in the lounge room.

An Auckland barista has quit his job to pursue a full-time career as a Pokemon Master.

• Gizmodo

Microsoft’s concept of universal apps that run seamlessly across computers, tablets, and phones are a hallmark of the company’s newest operating system. The problem is most people don’t know which apps they should be using.

Twitter moved swiftly to remove posts from Islamic extremists glorifying a truck attack in Nice, France, watchdog groups have said, in a rare round of praise for a platform that has often struggled to contain violent propaganda.

• Cecilia D'Anastasio

Given Pokemon GO's apparent resonance with the The Donald's campaign, I wondered how popular the game was in the gilded palace of Trumpland. So, I went up to New York's Trump Tower looking for fellow Pokemon trainers. And found nobody.

• Tim Biggs

Nintendo will release a new miniature version of its classic NES game console — more than 30 years after it first hit Australian shores — as part of its ongoing plan to recapture lapsed fans of its iconic franchises.

Some people left their cars behind in their haste to "catch" the digital creature.

• Hannah Francis

Australian start-up industry figure Sebastien Eckersley-Maslin is embroiled in fierce criticism from several start-up founders associated with his BlueChilli start-up incubator, amid accusations he failed to deliver services promised in exchange for equity.

• Tim Biggs

In less than two weeks, the mobile juggernaut Pokemon GO has become almost ubiquitous.

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• Adam Turner

Sluggish speeds, instability and connection delays are on the rise as complaints to Australia's telco watchdog leap more than 25 per cent.

• Brian Ashcraft

There's apparently only one town in South Korea where you can play Pokemon GO, and it's filling up.

• Mike Isaac

​Silicon Valley techies have made little secret of their dislike for Donald Trump. On Thursday, they took their antipathy to the next level.

• Bridie Smith

A controversial chemical commonly found in food containers has again been linked to poor health outcomes - this time in a study of embryos.

• Tim Biggs

A new way to pay for just about anything without needing your wallet.

• David Beer

As social media becomes an archive, we choose to post what we want to recall.

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• Peter Wells

You don't need antivirus for your phone, you just need good practices.

• Cynthia Karena

Just what you've always wanted: a working replica of a 1960s Star Trek Communicator. Sort of. A bit.

• Rod Easdown

The search for rare vinyl albums can be long and frustrating. Here are some tips.

• Terry Lane

Do you know that next year people will be taking three trillion photos? That is the estimate of the New York Times. And every day we are uploading 80 million priceless pictures to Instagram. Which makes us ask the obvious question: why do we do it?