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Zuckerberg promises privacy after $819m facial recognition settlement

Zuckerberg promises privacy after $819m facial recognition settlement

Lawyers for Facebook have called it the largest cash settlement of a privacy lawsuit.

  • by Jonathan Stempel

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Latest Sennheiser noise cancelling cans a worthy rival for Sony, Bose
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Gadgets

Latest Sennheiser noise cancelling cans a worthy rival for Sony, Bose

The $550 PXC 500ii improve Bluetooth compatibility and noise cancelling, while also adding a dedicated voice assistant button.

  • by Peter Wells
How was Jeff Bezos's iPhone hacked? Apple's secrecy may have helped
Information security

How was Jeff Bezos's iPhone hacked? Apple's secrecy may have helped

Security researchers say Apple's approach to security may result in fewer public bugs, but could work against it when it comes to sophisticated hackers.

  • by Reed Albergotti, Craig Timberg and Jay Greene
Highest-ever resolution video taken of the sun
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Highest-ever resolution video taken of the sun

Images returned by the National Science Foundation's Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope show the sun like never before.

Full-size Commodore 64 remake has retro fun for young and old
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Video games

Full-size Commodore 64 remake has retro fun for young and old

THEC64 is a comprehensive but easy-to-use emulator box that should please both '80s computer die-hards and curious retro gamers.

  • by Tim Biggs
Motorola's Razr foldable flip phone hits Australia next month at $2699
Phones

Motorola's Razr foldable flip phone hits Australia next month at $2699

Rebooted folding phone offers conversion between small and full-sized forms, but doesn't come with the same powerful specs as other high-end devices.

  • by Tim Biggs
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Sonos says sorry after withdrawing support for older speakers
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Sonos says sorry after withdrawing support for older speakers

Company will go ahead with plans to end updates for ageing speakers but is working on lessening the impact.

  • by Mark Gurman
Speaker, light and charger combo is a good, if not smart, bedside radio
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Gadgets

Speaker, light and charger combo is a good, if not smart, bedside radio

The Tivoli Revive is pretty and functional enough that I almost don't mind the complete lack of smart speaker features.

  • by Peter Wells
Aussie AAA game director on going indie, then being acquired by Google
Video games

Aussie AAA game director on going indie, then being acquired by Google

Alex Hutchinson designed and directed some of the world's biggest games, but his desire for smaller teams and more control led him to co-found his own studio.

  • by Tim Biggs
Five improvements the Samsung Galaxy S20 needs to make
Phones

Five improvements the Samsung Galaxy S20 needs to make

With the next flagship Galaxy phone expected to be revealed on February 11, here's what we want to see.

  • by Krishan Sharma
Darksiders meets Diablo in hellish co-op hack 'n' slash
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Video games

Darksiders meets Diablo in hellish co-op hack 'n' slash

Darksiders returns as a top-down co-operative affair, but its mix of comic book demonic style and satisfying combat is as fun as ever.

  • by Tim Biggs