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Nokia Lumia 1020 review: best smartphone for photography

9:44am | The Nokia Lumia 1020 features the best camera we have seen on any smartphone.

Nokia frustrated with lack of Windows Phone apps

9:44am | A Nokia executive has expressed frustrations with partner Microsoft regarding a lack of apps and updates on Windows Phone.

Most people unable to detect email phishing attacks: study

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8:54am | Most people are overconfident in their ability to spot phishing attacks, a new study has found.

Foxtel launches internet pay TV service

11:51am | Foxtel's new internet pay-TV service has gone live, sidestepping the need for users to have a cable or satellite connection.

Saints Row IV refused classification again

11:57am | Controversial video game Saints Row IV has failed to get past Australian censors for a second time.

Crime moves into cyber markets

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Nino Bucci 7:45am | Policing organised crime has become more complex because of an increase online 'entrepreneurs'.

NSA oversight gains momentum in US Congress

12:01pm | Fierce defenders of US government surveillance programs are the latest members of Congress to suggest curtailing them, as a push started by Tea Party Republicans and civil libertarian Democrats gains momentum.

Russian blogosphere not buying story of Putin's big fish catch

Russia's President Vladimir Putin holds a pike

11:49pm | The Russian internet exploded over the weekend after the Kremlin posted a video on its website in which President Vladimir Putin, the phenom of the outdoor adventure photo-op, catches a big pike - a really, really big pike.

In the post-PC era, is Microsoft toast?

Microsoft's Surface: Tablet computing is an example of what Harvard business guru Clay Christensen dubs a disruptive innovation.

10:49am | Microsoft is due for its own decade of stagnation as the computing industry shifts from PCs to mobile devices.

Google Glass sparks next tech boom

Developers foresee a hands-free future for many jobs with Google Glass (picture) and other eye-ware.

Mahesh Sharma 9:49am | Intuitive eyewear may yet transform the way we do business and deliver medicine.

Microsoft seeks bite of Apple in schools push

LUCY BATTERSBY 10:47am | Microsoft is working hard to get its tablet into Australian schools in an attempt to curb Apple's iPad foray into classrooms.

Leighton inherits bulk of NBN contracts

David Bradbury, Member for Lindsay, NSW, with Silcar hauler Alex Huxley in January.

LUCY BATTERSBY 11:42am | Construction giant Leightons has emerged with a large slice of NBN Co contracts, following ownership changes at contracting firm Silcar.

TechnologyOne swoops in after WA project sours

Sylvia Pennington 11:55am | The decommissioning of a shared government pool of IT services in Western Australia has resulted in a business bonanza for an Australian software vendor.

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