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iPhone 'explodes', leaves cyclist with burns

Gareth Clear, 36, of Bondi says his iPhone exploded, causing him serious burns, after he fell off his bike on the weekend.

A Sydney bike rider who says he was severely burnt when his iPhone exploded after a minor fall is on a mission to make people aware of the potential dangers of using such devices.

Why Pokemon GO's biggest fans are turning against it

One of the many popular anti-Niantic images that is circulating now.

In the course of a few weeks, Pokemon GO has gone from a mega hit, to a broken game that even its most ardent fans cannot defend. This shift in the community is due to mostly one thing: A lack of communication from Niantic.

Why Australia needs an NBN education

NBN chief executive Bill Morrow.

The ACCC's probe into broadband advertising should be welcomed, not because telcos are trying to defraud people but because people need to understand what the NBN is, and what it is not.

The easiest camera app you can get

Pix

AI-powered Pix bundles all of Microsoft's computational photography tricks together, so you just point, shoot, and the app makes the image look as good as possible.

MIFF docos explore our connected world

A scene from Alex Gibney's <i>Zero Days</i>.

From cyber warfare to disconnection from reality, this year's Melbourne International Film Festival has some thought provoking documentaries about where technology is leading us.