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Post-Jobs Apple: has the shine faded?

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The Sydney Morning Herald
Technology

Post-Jobs Apple: has the shine faded?

Opinion: Claims that the iconic company has stopped innovating are bogus, writes Will Oremus.

Top stories

Australian internet speeds fall 23%

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12:11pm | Average internet speeds fell sharply in Australia during 2012, according to a new report that ranked the country 41 out of 98 nations for the pace of its online connections.

'Great IT talent' in Sydney: Amazon

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LIA TIMSON 12:13pm | It appears to go against the outsourcing, offshoring trend, or maybe it's a result of it.

Google shines up the Chrome

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Adam Turner | More than a tablet but less than a PC, the Google Chromebook joins the growing line-up of post-PC devices.

Hubble telescope spies comet ISON

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8:53am | A recently discovered comet is racing toward a November rendezvous with the sun, officials say.

Inside Boston suspects' online lives

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10:17am | The social media postings of Tamerlan and Dzhorkhar Tsarnaey have provided a rich, if unreliable, vein of material for amateur sleuths.

Politicians warned on DNA profiling

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LARISSA NICHOLSON | Legislators should move quickly to place restrictions on DNA profiling techniques, say criminology experts.

The lone rangers

The asteroid Vesta, photographed by the Dawn spacecraft on July 17, 2011.
PETER SPINKS | Legions of lost worlds roam the depths of interstellar space.

Xbox software could help elderly

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Robyn Preston 4:00am | New gaming software with a 24-hour monitoring system, could prove to be a breakthrough in the way Australians look after vulnerable people.

The truth: a dilemma for Twitter

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11:43am | A single fake tweet from the AP Twitter account vividly reaffirmed the fearsome, near-instantaneous power of the 140-character message.

Twitter testing two-step verification

Twitter
11:42am | Twitter is working on two-step verification that would make it more difficult to hack accounts, according to a report.

Hoax tweet tests firms that filter social media for Wall Street

Wall St
11:44am | Firms that scour social media for information to help investors and traders make money faced their biggest test this week.

Mother knows best? Let dad catch up

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Cynthia Karena | Cynthia Karena reviews In Dad's Care, On air and Bento apps.

Review: Sony RX1 Camera

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Terry Lane | This beautiful camera will gladden the heart of photographers who long for a classic design and feel.

Mac Retina eyes future

Many pluses: The latest Retina MacBook Pro has minuses but plenty of ticks.
IMAGING | The latest Retina MacBook Pro has minuses but plenty of ticks.

A cheaper route

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SIGHT AND SOUND | Reviews for three portable DVD players to help keep children quiet on a long car journey.

Switch across the ditch

Progressive: New Zealand does scenery and mobile phone packages right.
BLEEDING EDGE | As with kiwi fruit and apples, New Zealand often gets the fine details right with mobile phone and data packages.

Budget fears as more tech jobs to go

Drew Clarke
ROSS PEAKE 12:19pm | More federal public servants have been told their jobs will disappear, with broadband staff next in line for cuts.

Scrum before QLD payroll rolled out

France's technically excellent scrum pack convincingly won the battle.
12:13pm | Adversarial, simmering tensions between IBM and Queensland Health staff in the lead up to the failed health payroll system rollout: inquiry.

Galaxy S4 enters smartphone war

The Samsung Galaxy S4.
BEN GRUBB | The sails of the Opera House were lit up for the glitzy "blue carpet" launch of the Samsung Galaxy S4.

Australian LulzSec hacker arrested

MATT
JAMES W. MANNING | IT security professional and self-proclaimed leader of international hacking ring Matthew Flannery arrested after allegedly infiltrating government site.
 

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