Top stories Paddy Wood 4:58pm | A Melbourne software developer has created a Google Glass app to ensure he never again misses his morning train. | MAHESH SHARMA | The search for missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 is pushing satellite technology to its limits, says an Australian satellite expert. | Caitlen Dewey 12:29pm | Livr, the social network for drunks, had all the trimmings of an ascendant start-up. But it was all fake. | Karen Gullo 10:54am | It gave the iPhone a physical keyboard similar to BlackBerry phones. But now it's been banned from sale. | Silke Koltrowitz | Swiss watchmakers can afford to take a long view of technological fads and fashions, and smart watches are not on their agenda. | Cynthia Karena | We a look at gender diversity policies that are working for those employing women in technology and other leadership roles. | Deborah Netburn | Plants are an engineering marvel of nature. Fuelled by sunlight, they recycle our carbon dioxide waste into fresh oxygen for us to breathe. Plus, they make the world prettier. But, with a little help from us humans, can they be coaxed to do even more? | Apple will release its newest iPhone in September, with higher resolution and bigger screens, according to a report. | 11:32am | Google paid co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin their customary $US1 ($1.08) salaries last year while executive chairman Eric Schmidt's compensation more than doubled to $US19.3 million ($20.86m). | Kate Hagan | Cyber bullying remains a problem for young people after they leave school, with 11 per cent of Victorians in their early 20s identifying themselves as a bully or victim. | RACHEL BROWNE | Proud parents could be unwittingly putting their children at risk by posting images and information online which give away personal details such as where they go to school and which parks they frequent. | Nick Wingfield 10:30am | Microsoft says it will no longer snoop on customers' private communications during leak investigations. | ADAM TURNER | Australians can now enjoy all-you-can-watch subscription movie services. | LIA TIMSON | The NSW Electoral Commission has chosen Spanish vendor Scytl to provide electronic voting software for the 2015 NSW election, on what could be the first occasion the public is allowed to vote via the internet. | Calum Wilson Austin | Gamers will be blown away by the brilliance of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. | Calum Wilson Austin | Dark Souls II deserves to be played if you are a fan of original fantasy worlds, but it will frustrate you. | | | Advertisement  More stories Advertisement  Compare & Save | Find the best mobile phone plan | | |  | |
