Top stories BEN GRUBB 12:09am | Vodafone claims it is winning back customers, with the telco saying more than a million 4G devices are now operating on its high-speed network. | Mahesh Sharma 12:40pm | iiNet has accused NBN Co of overstepping its bounds and thwarting innovation. | Adam Turner 12:42pm | The Google Play Movies & TV app has finally come to Apple's iTunes store, letting iGadget owners watch movies they've hired or purchased from Google. | 9:47am | China's Lenovo has agreed to acquire Google's Motorola Mobility handset unit for $3.3 billion, as the PC maker continues a buying spree of US hardware companies. | 8:22am | Scientists have found a simple way to reprogram mature animal cells back into an embryonic-like state that allows them to generate many types of tissue. | AMY CORDEROY | People who need hip replacements could be able to use cells taken during the procedure to help heal their damaged bones, researchers say. | Andrew Masterson | Diagnosis by device looks to become common practice, but 'mobile health' is not without risks. | BLEEDING EDGE | Health sites and apps can produce widespread benefits but Australia is late to the party. | 12:35pm | Games for Google Glass allows players to use their heads as tennis racquets or slice shapes out of thin air like a karate master. | 12:08pm | Android was used on 78.9 per cent of smartphones sold globally in 2013, a study shows. | 12:17pm | Global sales of tablets surged 50.6 per cent in 203, with Apple clinging to the top spot, a survey shows. | IMAGING | If camera quality dictated what phone you bought, everyone would own a Nokia Lumia. | IMAGING | This impressive 12-megapixel camera, with a 28-300mm f2.8 constant aperture, is remarkable. | SIGHT AND SOUND | Major-brand televisions dipped below $1000 at Boxing Day and have stayed down there. | Cynthia Karena | Apps reviewed this week: Flixster, Stanley Level, and transform photos with Replay. | ASTRONOMY | A new moon this weekend brings the opportunity to see an enchanting lunar crescent. | 8:24am | The Angry Birds website has been hacked two days after reports the data of its customers might have been accessed by spy agencies. | | | Advertisement  Advertisement  Compare & Save | Find the best mobile phone plan | | |  | |
![mcj 28th Jan. 2014Dr. Juanita Fernando and Sen. Lecturer and Fellow EMMERG. researcher, Jennifer Lindley [black t-shirt] have just completed a study that finds the increasing use of medical apps](http://images.smh.com.au/2014/01/30/5116365/th-800276224-90x60.jpg)
