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If you're planning to sign up to a new mobile contract and want to bag yourself a Galaxy S8 or S8+ in the process, here are the available plans from major telcos.

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While the phone is highly polished, fast and powerful, some crucial features need to be tested before final judgement is passed.

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Twitter is proof that a start-up can change the world without developing a viable business model.

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As the Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ are launched in New York to much anticipation and fanfare on Wednesday (Thursday in Australia), Peter Wells gets his hands on the devices for Fairfax.

Tech companies like Uber won't be able to build the diverse workforces they claim to be working toward unless they can hold onto the small fraction of female and minority employees they successfully recruit.

Noticed your iPhone running a little more smoothly this morning, and with some extra storage space?

Australian broadcasters can't even rely on the Baby Boomers to prop up the numbers as traditional television continues to bleed viewers.

Ride-share company employs a relative dearth of women and racial minorities, particularly in technical roles, it said Tuesday.

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Despite the numerous leaks surrounding the Samsung Galaxy S8 launch, there's still a few surprises left for the event.

All eyes will be on Perth next week when the world's foremost tech experts descend on Perth for the inaugural 2017 Festival of the Web.

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Insanely thin without compromising on picture quality, LG's latest OLEDs are the ultimate television for movie night.

Tech giant needs to have an explosive launch event for its next premium smartphone on Wednesday - speaking figuratively, of course.

Facebook has hired Michael Hillman, a 15-year veteran of Apple, as head of hardware for its Oculus VR division.

Facebook added a feature to its Messenger app on Monday to allow users to share their locations continuously for up to an hour, ramping up competition with tools offered by Apple and Alphabet's Google Maps.

Public service at risk of making the same old mistakes, says opposition.

f you're trying to spend less than $2000 on a computer you plan to use daily, then you will find yourself making compromises.

As Uber grapples with accusations of sexism, Lyft is making more moves to position itself as the feel-good ride hailing company to consumers who may not be familiar with the smaller rival.

Minister claims government playing catch-up after years of neglect and under-spending on vital infrastructure.

UK Home Secretary Amber Rudd urged online companies to be more aggressive in shutting down sites exploited by terrorists.