Top stories LIA TIMSON 10:38am | Maile Carnegie left a 21-year career at Procter & Gamble to run Google Australia. She talks to Lia Timson in her first interview since taking up the post. | BEN GRUBB | New laws welcomed by Ticketek, Frontier Touring and slammed by web auction sites. | Eileen Ormsby | Australians were enthusiastic users of the online illicit drug market Silk Road. But now its owner has been arrested and the site closed. Will they return to the more dangerous alternative of buying on the streets? | LUCY BATTERSBY | An Australian music label has been caught up in a legal battle in the US after one of its automatically generated copyright warnings demanded a famous US copyright lawyer remove his own lecture from YouTube. | BEN GRUBB | Telstra was attempting to recover from a BigPond email outage on Tuesday night that affected thousands of users. | JAMES W MANNING | Apple has conceded its new iOS 7 software caused a glitch that prevents users from sending messages through its iMessage service. | LUCY BATTERSBY | Too much screen-based entertainment can hinder development and damage brains, new research shows. | Calum Wilson Austin | Polishing the proven goodies makes one of the year's most hotly-anticipated games a winner. | ADAM TURNER | Running off AC power or built-in batteries, these tiny projectors can slip into your travel bag. | Dave Thompson 10:57am | Sneaky hijack-ware won't be detected, prevented or removed by your anti-virus software. | 6:03pm | Scientists team up with Nokia to explore harnessing the energy of a lightning bolt to charge a mobile device. | 11:24am | LG plans to launch a smartphone with a curved screen next month to catch rival Samsung. | 10:02am | Fox News has unveiled what it believes to be the future of the newsroom - giant 55-inch tablets. | 8:11am | Three Moroccan teenagers arrested for posting photos of themselves kissing on Facebook were released to their parents on Monday ahead of their trial for breaching public decency, judicial sources said. | 1:47pm | A new device claims to completely block ads from websites, videos, music streams and mobile apps. | Siri, whose voice do you have? The question has intrigued millions and now the voice actor's identity has been revealed. | Hundreds of Australians - most of them women - find themselves targets. Mark White reports. | STEPHANIE ANDERSON | Local app designers are taking on the worldwide web, with a number of Canberrans debuting products internationally. | RACHEL BROWNE | Heavy exposure to screen violence in adolescence is changing the development of young people's brains, leading to increased aggression and reckless behaviour and decreased empathy. | JESSICA WRIGHT | Want to find a (stolen) iPad? If you have the digital know-how there is a good chance you can - but it's unlikely that the police can do anything about it. | The first "Twitter experience hotel" (aka Sol Wave House) has been introduced this summer in Majorca, Spain. | In the beginning, computers were the size of buildings. To use one, you walked into it. | The world of console video games has some serious new competition. | Mixing a party's worth of tracks is easy as phone, app, play. | Twitter and Facebook raced to tell the news media about the throngs who shared their instant reactions to Breaking Bad on the social networks. | What will Silk Road's end mean for the popular crypto-currency Bitcoin? | Microsoft handed Australian government agents personal information about more than a thousand users in the first half of 2013, a transparency report reveals. | Users report secretly hating it and resenting it taking control of their lives. | Spam has risen 355 per cent on the typical social media account in the first half of 2013. | Windows smartphones are making significant inroads in Europe, while Apple's iPhone is strengthening its position in the US. | An advisory panel to the US Federal Aviation Administration has urged regulators to allow some personal electronics to be used throughout flights | Grand Theft Auto Online has gone live with many players experiencing delayed load times as servers struggled to handle the rush of users. | IMAGING | The G6 is the entry into the serious micro four thirds category of camera. | MACMAN | The true value at the new iPhone's heart is the software - iOS7, the new operating system. | IMAGING | If we want to get the best possible picture quality from our camera, we capture the image RAW. | Julian Gewirtz and Adam Kern | Digital longevity raises new issues: one is that our former selves may live on beyond their real existence. | KATIE CINCOTTA | Time differences mean Australians had first crack at the new iPhone 5s. | KATIE CINCOTTA | Anyone who reckons Apple has stopped innovating needs to puts hands on the iPhone 5s. | SIGHT AND SOUND | Wandering through a electronics retailer recently, Rod Easdown saw something unusual. | The digital domain is creeping off our desktops and onto our bodies, from music players that match your tunes to your heart beat, to mood sweaters that change colour depending on your emotional state - blue for calm, red for angry. | Adam Turner | If you've paid for a movie but can't play the digital download, are you prepared to break the rules? | Adam Turner | Following in the footsteps of graphics cards, Android handset makers have been caught tweaking their devices to boost benchmark results. | Adam Turner | Why do we single out gamers for their love of the classics? | Jason Hill | Set in a magical puppeteer's theatre, Sony's latest quirky platformer Puppeteer is gorgeously presented. | James Dominguez | Some games give us so much to do that completing every task is a huge time-sink. How important is it to you to 100% complete a game? | James Dominguez 8:26am | Part trading card game, part table-top RPG, and part tactical wargame, Card Hunter is an amazing achievement in free-to-play gaming. | James Dominguez | Many great stories have been told about unpleasant characters, but what happens when they get too unpleasant? | | | Advertisement  Advertisement  Compare & Save | Find the best mobile phone plan | | |  | |
