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Image-enhancing programs are now much more user-friendly, writes Jenneth Orantia.

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Forgot your password? Just take a pill

1:13pm | Having trouble remembering all your passwords? Motorola may have the solution.

A woolly tale of mammoth blood

A handout photo taken on May 13, 2013, and provided by the Yakutsk-based Northeastern Federal University, shows a researcher holding a test tube with what the scientists called a sample of well preserved blood they found in a carcass of a female mammoth discovered on a remote island in the Arctic Ocean. Russian scientists claimed today they have discovered blood in the carcass of a woolly mammoth, adding that the rare find could boost their chances of cloning the prehistoric animal. AFP PHOTO / NORTHEASTERN FEDERAL UNIVERSITY/ SEMYON GRIGORYEV ---RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT

NICKY PHILLIPS | Russian scientists claim they have extracted blood from a woolly mammoth buried in Siberia, a discovery they hope will aid their attempt to revive the extinct species.

Start button to return to Windows 8

9:50am | Microsoft is bringing back the Start button among a slew of improvements aimed at winning over alienated Windows 8 users.

Stop killer robots now, UN asks

NICK MILLER 8:35am | Should robots be allowed to take a human life, without direct supervision or command?

Samsung unveils Galaxy S4 mini

10:53am | Samsung has unveiled a smaller and less powerful version of its flagship Galaxy S4 smartphone.

Algorithm predicts tweet's popularity

12:26pm | A new model predicts the number of retweets a tweet will get.

Facebook launches verified accounts

12:26pm | Taking another page out of Twitter's book, Facebook has announced Verified Pages.

Netflix too 'busy' for Australia

Adam Turner 9:58am | CHOICE Australia's call to bring Netflix to Australia has fallen on deaf ears.

New Flickr: bigger, better and it's free

11:08am | Flickr has relaunched, but faithful photographers still find fault.

Latest cancer risk? A trip to Mars

6:43am | Astronauts who travel on future missions to Mars would likely be exposed to their lifetime limit of radiation, scientists say.

Anonymous payment schemes thriving on the web

10:12am | Cyber security experts say Liberty Excahnge was just one among hundreds of anonymous internet payment systems.

No need to steal US tech: China

10:26am | China does not need to steal US weapons technology to modernise its military because it is capable of developing the systems on its own, says China.

ASIO boss says his building is secure

16 July 2012 NEWS Canberra Times photograph by GRAHAM TIDY Story by John Thistleton. Generic image of the ASIO building on Parkes Way.

8:02am | The head of ASIO says he's satisfied the security of the organisation's new building will meet the very high standards required.

Another government looks to cloud

5:08pm | Keeping its data in the clouds could save the Queensland government up to $17 million a year.

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