Technology
THEC64 Mini review: Commodore's '80s classic reborn
THEC64 Mini doesn't wholly capture the spirit of the original machine, but if you need Boulder Dash in HD it's great.
- by Tim Biggs
Latest
'Major updates': Google to give Gmail a new look
Google confirms its in the midst of making 'major updates' to its email service.
- by Hayley Tsukayama
Science
Listen to the sound of black holes colliding
Pop on the headphones and listen to the strange sound of two black holes smashing into one another.
Games
Sea of Thieves review: a pirate's life, not for me
Though it looks stunning and is an impressive achievement in open world multiplayer, a lack of variety and frustrating single-player mode sinks Sea of Thieves.
- by Tim Biggs
Social media
I downloaded the information Facebook has on me. It's a lot.
Using a tool that Facebook offers its users, I found out more than I wanted to know about the social network, the ad industry and myself.
- by Brian X. Chen
Opinion
Time to imagine: Why it's up to the public to regulate Facebook's omnipresence
Ready Player One tells the story of an all-powerful tech creator. Are there parallels with Mark Zuckerberg's impact on our world?
- by Chris Zappone
Facebook boss says his own data was shared by Cambridge Analytica
In a second day of grilling before US legislators, Mark Zuckerberg pushed back suggestions that users do not have control of their data.
Phones
The truth behind Optus' ‘unlimited' mobile data offer
Turns out there are limits, especially if you want to download or stream video faster than 1.5Mbps.
- by Ben Grubb
Opinion
Privacy
Dear Apple, while we’re talking about creepy data collection …
Apple CEO Tim Cook has declared his company doesn't traffic in private data. But its devices still collect it.
- by Conal Hanna
Security
How to check if your Facebook data was shared with Cambridge Analytica
Facebook has published a support page to inform users if their personal data was shared.
- by Tim Biggs
Opinion
Social media
Cyber security: Welcome to the new Wild West
Who do you want to hold your information – the government, or a company aiming to maximise its own profit?
- by Nicholas Stuart