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Leaked photos: is this the new iPhone 6?

New images appear to show a near-final iPhone 6, complete in its retail packaging.

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The high price of love online

New online dating warning.

CAROLINE ZIELINSKI | People at risk of being scammed by online love interests will be sent warning letters by the consumer watchdog.

Fox extends early movie releases

It remains to be seen if Fox's Digital HD release of Noah opens the flood gates on early legal movie downloads.

ADAM TURNER | Blockbuster movies are online weeks before their DVD/Blu-ray release as Fox extends its Digital HD program to Australia.

What to expect from the iPhone 6

Preparing for launch: Apple CEO Tim Cook.

Tim Biggs | Months and months of rumours to this point have painted a fairly reliable picture of not one, but two bigger, prettier iPhones.

Regular video games good for children in moderation, says study

New study has found a regular dose of gaming a day may result in children being better-adjusted and happier

James 'DexX' Dominguez | A new study by British researchers has found that a small amount of daily video gaming is beneficial.

Social media sites face being named and shamed

Paul Fletcher

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

Australia's Digital Content Guide - olive branch or slap in the face?

Australia's new Digital Content Guide is nothing more than a list of local content services.

ADAM TURNER | Telling us where to spend our money isn't the same as offering us a better deal on movies and music.

DVD/Blu-ray ripping software

The ferrimagnet idea would be faster than DVDs.

ADAM TURNER | It's easy to make backups of your favourite movies and copy them to your portable gadgets, although the law is not on your side.

Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty review

Remastered but still not refined: The leading Mudokon Abe.

Jason Hill | This remake of Abe's Oddysee is just as much fun as you might remember.

Sony sued for 'misleading' gamers about Killzone's graphics

A screenshot from the singleplayer campaign of <i>Killzone: Shadow Fall</i>.

James 'DexX' Dominguez | Complaint demands damages in excess of US$5 million.

Playdate app means business

Playdate has proved a hit with lonely mothers within days of it's release.

NATALIE BOCHENSKI | Brisbane's “Tinder for mums” notches 1000 members on first day.

3D printing opens doors for OwnFone braille handsets

The push of a button: OwnFone braille handsets have three personalised contact buttons.

ADAM TURNER | Pre-programmed braille buttons makes it easy for vision-impaired Australians to call family and friends.

Updatable e-books change user manuals forever

Off the shelf: Our iPad reference library is virtually weightless and goes with us everywhere.

Terry Lane | A vast number of excellent how-to books can help improve your photography.

Dendy Cinemas launches online store

Coming soon: Online movies.

ADAM TURNER 11:45pm | Australian independent chain Dendy Cinemas is launching an online movie store.

How Google knows who has porn

Analysis service: PhotoDNA software watches for child exploitation images online.

ROSE POWELL | Google's netted a pedophile. But Facebook, Twitter, Outlook, Hotmail and Bing are also watching what you send and share.

Twitter: storm in a teacup or a glimpse of Australia?

A new study has shown the gap between Twitter and Facebook in Australia.

ROSE POWELL | New numbers reveal there are millions of Australian Twitter users, but they're not the number one social network yet.

Who is searching for Australia? And what are they searching for?

<em>Neighbours</em>: Izzy announces to Karl that the baby was Gus's and Karl kicks Izzy out.

ERYK BAGSHAW | Australia was far more popular in 2004 than it is now, according to Google trends

Parrot mini drones put personality into play

Parrot's Jumping Sumo.

KATIE CINCOTTA | The ready-to-play Rolling Spider and Jumping Sumo toy drones have real character.

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