Adam Turner

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Adam Turner is an award-winning Australian technology journalist with a passion for gadgets.

D-Link's Omna 180 Cam HD, compatible with Apple's HomeKit smart home ecosystem, gives you eyes and ears on the ground ...

Hands on: D-Link Apple HomeKit Omna security camera

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The first security camera to tie into Apple's smart home ecosystem, D-Link's Omna 180 Cam HD makes it easy to keep an eye on things while you're out and about.

Skinny channel packs take some of the sting out of Pay TV bundling in your lounge room.

New Fetch TV "Skinny" channel packs take the streaming fight to Foxtel

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Pay TV bundling refuses to die, but the pressure is on to offer bite-sized pricing in the Netflix age.

Legal threats won't deter Aussie pirates sick of being treated as second-class global citizens.

Village Roadshow's piracy crackdown rehashes the same old plot

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Preparing to drag small-time Aussie pirates through the courts, while sitting on The Lego Batman Movie for two months, Village Roadshow's crackdown sequel looks like a box office flop.

Notebooks and water don't mix, so it's important to keep your data safe.

Are you ready for an unexpected tech disaster?

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A leaky water bottle in your bag is enough to throw your day into chaos if you don't have a backup plan for your tech.

How closely is Big Brother watching you?

How paranoid is too paranoid when it comes to privacy and security?

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End-to-end encryption is the new security mantra, but how far will you go to foil the thought police?

We need Australian telcos to fix broadband traffic jams, not simply tell us exactly how choked the roads are.

Aussie telcos must improve speeds, not just confess to slow downloads

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The ACCC's push to force telcos to reveal real-world download speeds misses the point, it should demand they fix the problems.

Apple's iPhone isn't thew sure yet it used to be for many consumers.

Aussie smartphone loyalty is wavering

More than a third of Australians are prepared to ditch their smartphone brand and switch to a rival in 2017, threatening Apple and Samsung's domination of the local market.