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Australians are spoiled for choice when it comes to subscription music services but JB Hi-Fi NOW and Spotify are the pick of the bunch, according to Choice.

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Huawei a 'credible business': Malcolm Turnbull

Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull has indicated Huawei's ban from the NBN will be reviewed.

Lucy Battersby and Philip Wen 12:06pm | Malcolm Turnbull will review the government ban on Huawei's involvement in building the NBN.

New Zealand Post to cut mail delivery to three days a week

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Toni Brient 9:12am | New Zealand Post will deliver letters only three days a week amid a decline in "snail mail" volumes blamed on emails and texts.

'Space cannon' to be fired into asteroid: Japan

7:52am | Japanese scientists preparing to blast a crater in an asteroid to find out what it is made of say they have successfully tested their new space cannon.

Twitter seeks $11 billion valuation in IPO

Twitter: says its IPO would raise up to $US1.6 billion.

9:45am | Twitter says its initial public offering would raise up to $1.7 billion and value the company at up to $11.3 billion.

Samsung reports record third-quarter, warns of slower smartphone growth

Samsung: Strong recovery in its memory chip business.

11:38am | Samsung's profit has surged to a new record, powered by a strong recovery in its memory chip business as smartphone sales growth eases.

Microsoft recovers from Surface woes with profit up 17%

Microsoft: Topped Wall Street's forecasts.

10:15am | Microsoft has cruised past profit and revenue forecasts, helped by strong sales of its Office and server software to businesses.

Google dabbling in banner ads, breaking its own promise

11:21am | Google has confirmed it is dabbling with putting large banner ads atop search results for brand names in a move seen by some as breaking an old promise.

Samsung fined for hiring bloggers to write fake reviews, attack rival HTC

Students walk out of a showroom at the headquarters of Samsung Electronics in Seoul in this October 28, 2011 file photo. Samsung Electronics has built global leadership in mobile phones, but in a fickle industry looks more vulnerable than its nemesis Apple Inc without an 'ecosystem' - software, services, content and customer support - to keep its users loyal. REUTERS/Jo Yong-Hak/Files (SOUTH KOREA - Tags: BUSINESS)

11:04am | Taiwan fines Samsung after the South Korean tech giant was found to have paid bloggers to attack Taiwanese rival HTC.

Friday Question: Are you bothered by the lack of women in GTA V?

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James Dominguez 5:40am | In light of Grand Theft Auto's three playable characters, the fact that none of them is a woman seems like a mistake.

Carl Icahn boosts Apple stake, presses for share buyback

10:30am | Activist investor Carl Icahn has raised his stake in Apple, and urged an "immediate" buyback of shares to boost the stock price.

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