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3D-printed iPhone gear stirs copyright clash

Fernando Sosa had a hit on his hands with 3D-printed Game of Thrones iPhone gear. Then he heard from HBO.

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Vodafone launches new Red plans, hopes to lure customers back

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LUCY BATTERSBY 9:29am | Vodafone's new plans hope to lure customers back with lower roaming fees, Australian-based call centre staff and generous data allowances.

Optus reduces roaming rates, all eyes on Telstra

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BEN GRUBB | Pressure is mounting on Telstra to reduce its global roaming charges after Optus joined Vodafone and announced significantly cheaper rates for those who use their mobile phone while travelling overseas.

iPhone 5S rumour round-up: is the new iPhone gold?

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The iPhone rumour mill has kicked into overdrive, with the latest news claiming Apple will make a golden iPhone.

Two-factor authentication: double or nothing

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Adam Turner | An extra layer of security keeps hackers at bay.

Facebook wants 4 billion more users: bringing data to the developing world

**EMBARGO: No electronic distribution, Web posting or street sales before Tuesday 11:00 p.m. ET Aug. 20, 2013. No exceptions for any reasons. EMBARGO set by source.** Mark Zuckerberg, the chief executive of Facebook, at his office in Menlo Park, Calif., Aug. 15, 2013. The social media giant is set to unveil on Wednesday a coalition of tech companies working to improve data transmission in the developing world. (Jim Wilson/The New York Times)
About one in seven people in the world use Facebook. Now, Mark Zuckerberg wants to make a play for the rest, including the four billion who lack internet access.

Castle in the Sky is the most-tweeted moment of all time

Twitter
As of August 2, the internet has a new most-tweeted moment of all time.

PlayStation 4 on sale November 29 for $549

LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 11: A Playstation 4 on display at the Sony Playstation E3 2013 booth at the Los Angeles Convention Center on June 11, 2013 in Los Angeles, California. Thousands are expected to attend the annual three-day convention to see the latest games and announcements from the gaming industry.   Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images/AFP
Sony has had more than one million pre-orders for the PlayStation 4, which will go on sale on November 29 for $549.

Facebook pays five users $22 million to settle privacy lawsuit

Facebook
11:41am | Facebook will have to pay $US20 million ($A22 million) to settle a lawsuit over targeted advertising in 'Sponsored Stories'.

Websites loading slow? Telstra says it is suffering from a widespread issue affecting popular sites

Telstra and logo.
BEN GRUBB | Telstra says it is aware of a widespread issue on its network affecting access to sites including Facebook and Instagram.

Publishing app set to make headlines

Liquid State team
KATHERINE FEENEY 4:07pm | A Brisbane-based print publisher has developed an app that has the potential to transform an industry already revolutionised by Apple, Google, Amazon and Microsoft.

iPhone 5S rumour mill heats up

iPhone
9:16am | The new iPhone could be up to 31 per cent faster and come in gold and graphite.

I outsourced my everyday drudgery - and it was a disaster

Virtual PAs
Hiring an online personal assistant based in India proved to be a huge waste of time.

Wet noses to the touchscreen, iPads go to the dogs

Anna Grossman holds her Ipad while her dog Amos touches the screen with his nose.
You may or may not be able to teach an old dog new tricks, but you can certainly try to get Fido to use an iPad.

Man hacks Google Glass to steer drone

Blaine Bublitz.
Outfitted with Google Glass, Blaine Bublitz controls a drone softly floating in the air before him with just a slight tilt of the head.

Vodafone wants to roam the world

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LUCY BATTERSBY | Global roaming fees are fast becoming the new battleground for mobile customers.

Siri v Android: voice recognition showdown

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Is speech recognition better on Apple or Android smartphones? It depends on how it's used.

Videos are better than photographs

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The rise of short-form video services is going to make the snapshot obsolete.

Angry Birds players scammed by fake 'virus detected' ads

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A digital marketing company scammed Angry Birds players with deceptive banner ads that claimed a virus had been detected.

Apple iMessage, iCloud go down for up to 3 million users

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Apple's iMessage instant-messaging platform and iCloud back-up service went offline for almost 11 hours, affecting up to three million users.

'Boyfriend tracker' app is a hit with Brazilian women

Texting
When it comes to the cloak and dagger effort of catching philandering lovers, high-tech weapons appear to be fair game.

Google Glass gets augmented reality sightseeing app

Glass
Google Glass can now serve as an automated tour guide with the help of a new augmented reality app from a little-known start-up.

Top dieting apps

Apps
Jenneth Orantia reviews the best apps for starting - and sticking to - a healthy diet.

Online movie services: iTunes v EzyFlix

movies
Adam Turner | New kid on the block EzyFlix lets Australians buy or rent movies to watch on computers or mobile devices.

LinkedIn to open to high school students

The sign up page of Linkedin.com is seen in Singapore, May 20, 2011. LinkedIn Corp's shares more than doubled in their public trading debut on Thursday, evoking memories of the investor love affair with Internet stocks during the dot-com boom of the late 1990s. REUTERS/David Loh  (SINGAPORE - Tags: BUSINESS)
LinkedIn will open its online professional networking service to high school students to help steer their university careers.

Google patents 'pay per gaze advertising' tracking system

Google Glass, smart glasses under development by Google, are seen in an undated handout picture released February 20, 2013.  As shown in a YouTube video uploaded by Google, the glasses feature a small, translucent square in the top right of the field of view which provides an interface to features such as map directions and photography.  REUTERS/Google/Handout  (UNITED STATES - Tags: SOCIETY SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS) NO SALES. NO ARCHIVES. FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS. THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY A THIRD PARTY. IT IS DISTRIBUTED, EXACTLY AS RECEIVED BY   REUTERS, AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS
Google has been awarded a patent for a head-mounted eye-tracking system that could enable "pay per gaze advertising".

Vogue September issue showcases Google Glass

Glass
Google Glass is feautred by models in 12 pages of the 902-page September issue of Vogue.

Fallen tech giants show how not to stay on top

Blackberry Bold 2
BlackBerry has become an object lesson in the vagaries of capitalism.

John Cato: true photographic talent

John Cato's catalogue.
IMAGING | John Cato's photograps captured the texture of Australia and touched the soul.

Ultra-high definition TV: the full picture on 4K

Sony X9004A 140cm.
Rod Easdown | Ultra-high definition televisions are compelling, but don't expect that level of picture quality at home.

Sony Digital Recording Binoculars DEV-50V review

Sony Digital Recording Binoculars DEV-50V.
Reviewed by Terry Lane | These binoculars can be ruled out for stills photography, so what we have is an interesting video camera.

Your email inbox rummaged and rumbled

Protesters against secret monitoring.
Andrew Masterson | Security analysts are, theoretically at least, able to read the world's 150 billion or so daily emails.

Apple iOS 7: rumours v facts

We can also expect new budget model iPhones, mainly aimed at China's immense market.
MACMAN | Between now and mid-September, Apple will open new doors to the way we use technology.

Portable speakers: Boom, shake the room

UE Boom Ultimate Ears speakers.
Katie Cincotta | These speakers have achieved what a DJ or live band used to do: get a party up and dancing.

Seven, Nine plan Netflix rival

Breaking Bad
Adam Turner | Can Aussie networks win us back after treating us so badly for so long?

Can phone scammers see your ISP bills?

Scam.
Adam Turner | Have you spoken to a virus scammer who seemed to know details of your internet bill?

Father's Day movies - what's his format of choice?

Indiana Jones.
Adam Turner | Dad's favourite movie makes for the perfect gift, but will you stick with discs or go digital?

PlayStation and Xbox: The battle of the launch libraries

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James Dominguez | Both Sony and Microsoft revealed more details of their new consoles' launch libraries in Cologne on Tuesday. How do they stack up?

Super Stickman: Golf enlivened

Super Stickman Golf 2
Jason Hill | Golf might be a good walk spoiled, but Super Stickman Golf 2 is a lot more entertaining.

Gamescom day one: Vikings, robots, and witchers

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James Dominguez | Gamescom in Cologne, Germany is an annual combined industry expo and fan convention, and DexX is there on the show floor.

Gamescom day two: Vampires, pirates, and sweet guitar licks

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James Dominguez | The second day of Gamescom in Germany was a busy one for DexX.

Gamescom day three: Mad Max, Batman, and Ghosts

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James Dominguez 1:14am | The Gamescom video gaming expo in Cologne has wrapped up with record attendance figures, and here's what DexX got to play on his final day.
 

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