Facebook has been accused anti-Semitism after ruling an image of a shovel filled with ash featured below the tag line "How to pick up Jewish chicks" did not breach its standards.

If you have a consumer electronic device powered by a rechargeable battery there is a very good chance it is a lithium-based battery. Which means that when you toss your kid your phone, you’re tossing them a firebomb too.

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With the iPhone 7 no thinner, lighter, taller or sharper than its predecessor, where will Apple look next in order to drive upgrades?

A wonderful game held back a little by its old-school roots, this is a great way to continue the introduction of a series Australia was previously denied.

US man sues South Korean company after claiming an Galaxy S7 edge exploded in his pocket, but Samsung maintains the batter issue is confined to its latest phone, the Note7.

Millions of people have been affected by a Gmail outage, frustrating users across the world.

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As Apple ditches the headphone jack, it's time to consider how the new iPhone 7 will play nicely with your audio gear – especially when you're behind the wheel.

A new update lets you select a favourite monster to follow you around or sit on your shoulder as you explore.

Brandon Beck and Marc Merill talk to Fairfax about turning a dream held by two gamers sharing an apartment into a game with more than 100 million monthly active players worldwide.

Apple faced an embarrassing technical glitch after some customers reported difficulties updating their iPhone operating system to the latest software, which has just become available.

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For all the pageantry of Apple's events, the iPhone has had very few 'groundbreaking' moments over the years.

​Not a fan of what you're seeing in your Instagram comments? The social network is about to give you the power to ignore what you don't want to see.

He's credited with creating World of Warcraft at Blizzard, but now Rob Pardo will get a chance to prove if he can be successful outside of a big company environment.

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Data caps should be declared illegal and every home granted unlimited downloads to cope with the demands of streaming video, according to Netflix.

Even if you're not interested in the brand new iPhone launching this week, new software is launching for the Apple smartphone or tablet you may already own.

It's a common assumption that the more of us there are on the planet, the more raw materials we extract and consume. In fact, since the year 2000, the opposite has been true in at least one major economy, and it might just save the Earth.

Sounds like something out of a spy movie but a USB stick that essentially fries unprotected computers, aptly named USB Kill 2.0, is now publicly available.

More than 2200 people were recently watching the midday traffic of a small town in the US. But why?

For those wondering what to do with the plethora of information about the new Apple devices, here is what you really need to know.