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Don't let budget installers throw shade on your solar dreams

Don't let budget installers throw shade on your solar dreams

If a solar installer doesn't want to talk about shade on your roof, take your business elsewhere.

  • by Adam Turner

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Moto G7 Plus continues the streak of excellent mid-range Motorolas
Review
Phones

Moto G7 Plus continues the streak of excellent mid-range Motorolas

At $500, the G7 Plus offers some perks you usually only get with high-end devices, such as very fast charging and optical image stabilisation.

  • by Tim Biggs
Your torment may be monitored: despair and disconnection in telco land
Opinion
Telecommunications

Your torment may be monitored: despair and disconnection in telco land

Those call centre staff are a sorry lot. They're not the only ones.

  • by Anson Cameron
Google will now auto-delete searching data, if you ask it
Web culture

Google will now auto-delete searching data, if you ask it

Google said it will let users set up their profiles to automatically delete location and web-browsing data.

  • by Gerrit De Vynck
Facebook bans far-right leaders including Alex Jones, Milo Yiannopoulos
Social media

Facebook bans far-right leaders including Alex Jones, Milo Yiannopoulos

The move is a sign that the social network is more aggressively enforcing its hate speech policies under pressure from civil rights groups.

  • by Elizabeth Dwoskin
Chinese fossil sheds light on mysterious Neanderthal kin
Evolution

Chinese fossil sheds light on mysterious Neanderthal kin

The right half of the lower jaw of a Denisovan adolescent, including two teeth, dating from 160,000 years ago, was found in a cave in the Gansu province of China.

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Restoring Australian jazz of the 1930s
Home tech

Restoring Australian jazz of the 1930s

Jack Mitchell is focused on retrieving, digitising and saving forever the music that was presented on brittle 78rpm records.

  • by Rod Easdown
Telstra cable customers given free speed boost as NBN delays continue
Telecommunications

Telstra cable customers given free speed boost as NBN delays continue

In a bid to manage the number of new NBN connections, Telstra will scrap its speed boost fee, delivering around 100Mbps to all its non-NBN cable customers.

  • by Adam Turner
When it comes to smart security cameras, Arlo outshines rivals
Home tech

When it comes to smart security cameras, Arlo outshines rivals

With new additions to the Arlo line up in 2019, from the Ultra 4K camera to the humble Doorbell and Chime, the company has easily the best overall ecosystem.

  • by Peter Wells
Smart frame brings billions of dollars of art to your walls
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Home tech

Smart frame brings billions of dollars of art to your walls

A wall-mounted screen that taps into a streaming service for paintings and digital art, Canvas lets you change the pictures on your wall as often as you like.

  • by Tim Biggs
Facebook unveils redesign, focusing on private and group messaging
Social media

Facebook unveils redesign, focusing on private and group messaging

Chief executive Mark Zuckerberg has unveiled a fresh design for the world's biggest social network that de-emphasises its News Feed.

  • by Katie Paul