Warning: don't post photos of your tickets on social media
As the AFL and NRL finals seasons approach, Ticketmaster warns of an increase in counterfeiters taking barcodes from social media and selling duplicate tickets online.
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Tim Biggs
Tim is the producer of Fairfax's Technology sections, as well as a writer and reviewer specialising in video game coverage.
Australian company's Netflix of anime is free, and growing
Madman Entertainment last year launched AnimeLab - a service that works like Netflix but comes in free and premium tiers like Spotify - and the Australian company says it's bringing the Japanese entertainment style to brand new audiences.
Deus Ex gets better, faster, stronger in Mankind Divided
Cyberpunk dystopia evolves across the board with more choice, more surprises and more superhuman abilities to play with.
Bing puts Aussie city in the ocean, in the wrong hemisphere
Not only did Microsoft's map service show the Victorian capital in the wrong spot, it was in the wrong hemisphere.
Google adds solitaire game to its website and app
Now you're always just a few seconds away from old-school time wasting on your phone or computer.
Xbox Onesie: how you can get one of your own
Xbox Australia wasn't kidding when it said availability of its viral loungewear would be 'limited'.
Android Nougat: Everything you need to know
After being revealed as 'Android N' in March, and officially receiving the title of Nougat in June, Google's Android 7.0 is officially beginning to roll out to users following a lengthy beta period.
The new batteries that could double your phone's life
A new kind of rechargeable battery with twice the energy capacity of contemporary lithium ion batteries could be arriving in your devices as early as next year.
Lost, lonely and loving it in No Man's Sky
Divisive sci-fi game features a galaxy with more than 18 quintillion planets to explore. But is it fun?
Most Aussies in no rush to replace smashed smartphone screens
Australians who have their screens repaired within a month of smashing them are actually in the minority, new research suggests.
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