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Anti-data retention campaign launched

Australians urged to petition against plan to force telcos to store internet and phone logs for warrantless access by law-enforcement and spy agencies.

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Here, take my business card with built-in USB drive

swivelCard

10:31am | Business cards which fold out into USB drives exceed crowdfunding goal in eight hours.

Telstra buys video platform company Ooyala for $270m

Telstra will increase its stake of Ooyala to 98 per cent, pending US approval.

10:19am | Telstra pays $US270 million to buy out Silicon Valley-based video platform company as part of a deeper push into digital media.

Production started on new iPads

Slowing down: The current iPad Mini and iPad Air.

11:38am | New entries in Apple's struggling tablet line reportedly being manufactured now, to release in months, sources say.

'We're watching you': commissioner

Paul Fletcher

BEN GRUBB | Overseas-based social media websites and apps can soon expect a knock on the door from an Australian government official.

Could peer-to-peer technology solve the privacy conundrum?

Private business: Researchers may have found a way to protect people's private information.

Drew Turney 12:15am | A unique approach to crunching website visitor data promises the best of both worlds between accuracy and privacy.

Banks move with the data natives

Australia's big four banks.

Beverley Head 12:15am | Move over digital natives - the "data natives" are taking over, and banks are struggling to get ready.

Intel says Broadwell chips to be in devices by holidays

Intel is relying on its manufacturing, which it says is the most advanced in the industry.

8:50am | New computer-grade processors will be used in powerful devices as slim as 9 millimeters that don't need fans to cool them.

Microsoft launches $27 Nokia 130 for emerging markets

The Nokia 130 can play music and video but has no internet capabilities.

7:48am | Microsoft-owned Nokia has unveiled its cheapest handset yet, the $AU27 Nokia 130, aimed primarily at Africa and the Middle East.

'Naked PCs' lay bare Microsoft's emerging markets problem

Few people want to pay for genuine software in emerging markets.

3:35pm | Few people in emerging markets are willing to pay for legitimate copies of Microsoft.

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