NBN product launch was out of this world
NBN Co's second satellite has been successfully deployed and will soon begin providing broadband services to tens of thousands of homes and businesses in rural and remote Australia.
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Stephen Hutcheon
Stephen Hutcheon is the Digital Editor for The Sydney Morning Herald. He writes on technology issues.
Stand aside smart phone, the genius phone is coming
The Nexus phones may have been the best of Android on a phone, but the new Pixels are the best of Google.
With Pixel phones, Google says 'inflection point' reached in computing
On the cusp of what it calls an "inflection point" in the history of computing, Google has launched a swag of new devices in its biggest ever single hardware release.
The iPhone design flaw which leads to screen paralysis
iPhone repair specialists are reporting seeing an increasing incidence of malfunctioning iPhone 6 and 6 Plus models.
Downsized iPhone SE plays into Trump's (tiny) hands
Tiny handed people of the world rejoice. Apple feels your pain.
Apple's epic error message backflip
Apple heads off lawsuits with iPhone software update delivering Lazarus-like qualities.
Watchdog probes iPhone-killing malfunction
The ACCC will ask Apple to explain why a security feature in newer model devices can result in catastrophic outcomes.
The iPhone error message you never want to see
iPhone owners are on the warpath after their phones have been bricked by what Apple says is anti-tampering measure.
High-tech tags tackle honey bee apocalypse
Honey bees could soon be carrying tiny electronic sensors on their backs as part of a "swarm sensing" project championed by the CSIRO.
The importance of being nerdy
Katherine Allen was planning to become a doctor or lawyer until she realised it was OK to embrace her inner nerd.
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