Review: Xbox One loses weight, adds 4K, HDR
The Xbox One has improved so much on the software and functionality side in the past two years that it is almost unrecognisable. And now, it has hardware to match.
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Apple offers big rewards for spotting bugs
Apple plans to offer rewards of up to $261,280 to researchers who find critical security bugs in its products, joining dozens of firms that already offer payments for help uncovering flaws.
Seven's Olympics streaming finally puts viewers in control
Rather than suffer through broadcasters butchering the schedule, this Olympiad Australian sports fans can watch whatever they like live from Rio.
Niantic explains Pokemon GO changes
With players turning on Pokemon GO, Niantic has put out a statement explaining why certain changes were made.
Facebook to punish clickbait publishers
Facebook says it plans to marginalise what it considers to be "clickbait" news stories from publishers in its news feed, in another step to keep its 1.71 billion members regularly coming back to its social network.
Synchotron reveals Degas' 'other woman'
A non-invasive technique developed by the Australian Synchrotron has revealed a hidden portrait beneath a Degas painting.
Chinese selfie start-up eyes expansion
The selfie, we all know, is an art form. But at the southern Chinese headquarters of Meitu, the maker of some of the world's most popular beauty apps, the selfie is also science.
Six things I learned living without a phone
My time without a phone was for the most part frustrating as hell.
Jupiter's moon has a crazy daily ritual
World practically bursting with intense volcanic activity has unique interactions with its host planet.
Samsung's Gear Fit2 has features fit to burst
Samsung's latest wearable, the Gear Fit2, falls into the 'fitness plus' category: a device that is predominantly about fitness, with a few extra smarts of a watch.
Why smoking is bad for your TV
Smoking isn't just bad for you, it's bad for your television. And, as it turns out, other home entertainment equipment too.
Adobe simplifies shooting in the RAW
A update to the mobile version of Lightroom is making life easier for travelling photographers.
iPhone hackers still wiping digital lives
Hackers are still defeating Apple's security safeguards to remotely wipe their victim's devices — deleting family photos and other precious files — despite iCloud's two-factor security upgrade.
Hands on with Samsung's Galaxy Note7
Samsung's latest is the most unique and attractive phone so far this year.
China's 'straddling bus' debuts above city roads
China's long-awaited 'straddling bus' received its inaugural test run in Qinhuangdao, Hebei province this week.
ABZU: wonder and beauty under the sea
Meditative, mysterious and intoxicatingly beautiful, ABZU is an art game that's a joy to play.
Geo-dodging to beat the homesick blues
Not everyone trying to beat geo-blocking is out to bypass international rights deals, sometimes you just want a little taste of home.
New Apple emoji include friendlier pistol
A new beta version of Apple's iOS 10 software for iPhones and iPads dropped today, and with it a fresh look at the new and reworked emoji coming to the company's platforms.
Samsung's eye-scanning Note 7 coming to Australia this month
After extending its lead over Apple in the global smartphone market with the Galaxy S7, Samsung is now trying to keep that spirit alive before a new iPhone arrives.
Why Pokemon GO's biggest fans have turned
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.