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How Vine ripened and went mainstream

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How Vine ripened and went mainstream

How a quirky, little app that lets users share six-second videos found fans, fame and (possibly) a fortune.

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Free game trials may be coming to Xbox One, leak shows

<i>Max: The Curse of Brotherhood</i> appears with the text

James 'DexX' Dominguez | Microsoft has accidentally revealed via a technical hiccup that it will soon offer 24-hour trials of selected games to gold subscribers.

Commonwealth Bank experiences system glitch

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The Commonwealth Bank experienced system problems on Friday morning with some customers unable to access mobile banking and other online services.

App-makers serve up best brews in NZ

Josianne Hyson, left, and Pragya Mohan with their Beervana beer info App.

Luke Paul | Beer and computer programming are often seen as male-dominated industries, but two young women are breaking the stereotype.

Hands on: Strike Alpha smartphone car cradle

The Strike Alpha iPhone 5 car mount securely attaches your smartphone to the windscreen.

ADAM TURNER 11:40am | With flexibility, a tight grip and a passive antenna booster, Strike Alpha's smartphone car mounts make it easier to use your phone.

St George leads biometric charge with fingerprint logon

Touch on: St George will launch fingerprinting internet banking logon on Apple iPhone 5S in September.

Beverley Head 12:02am | Having deployed smartphone apps, contactless payments and wearables, Australia's banks are now taking on tech's next frontier.

Welcome to Google Street View, Indonesia

An underwater panoramic camera surveys a reef in Indonesia.

Kari Paul 2:25pm | Users can now see panoramic cityscapes and underwater views of the country's striking coral reefs.

The internet is the express line for train spotters

Stephen Schmidt, 18, a young train enthusiast, watches a passing train.

12:56pm | Young train enthusiasts are reinventing the hobby of rail watching - and making some decent pocket money - online.

iiNet tells NBN Co to get on with job

iiNet's new boss David Buckingham is banking on the NBN to boost customer numbers.

1:42pm | Internet service provider iiNet has told NBN Co to stop dragging its heels on the national broadband rollout claiming it is impacting its future.

NBN Co connects first fibre-to-node customers

NBN Co has connected a handful of Umina premises to broadband using fibre to the node and copper to the premises.

1:07pm | Company marks milestone in the technology's introduction but it's still only a trial.

eBay rises on report of possible PayPal spinoff next year

eBay is considering separating its two successful businesses, sources say.

Brian Womack 12:36pm | eBay shares climbed after The Information reported the company could spin off its payment unit as soon as next year.

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