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US man charged for selling mobile spyware

Watershed case sees man charged for app that surreptitiously recorded phone calls and intercepted texts and emails when it was installed on a target's phone.

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Hipster social network Ello set to up the ante for Facebook

Heavy on visuals but minimalist in design, Ello sports retro typewriter font and uses playful language.

Hannah Francis 1:39pm | Pitching itself as not quite Facebook might just be the ticket to success.

Labor 'picks battles' in backing new spy laws

Labor MP Bill Shorten addresses the media during a doorstop interview, at Parliament House in Canberra, on Friday 13 September 2013. Photo: Alex Ellinghausen

Ben Grubb and Matthew Knott 12:01am | Labor declined to raise objections over new laws that give ASIO power to monitor entire internet.

Federal government accused of neglecting digital agenda

Too little, too slow: Suzanne Campbell CEO of AIIA wants the federal government to do more.

Sylvia Pennington 12:15am | High tech sector's peak body says federal government turning its back on e-government initiatives.

NICTA to jump off federal funding cliff into independence

Hugh Durrant-Whyte CEO of NICTA in Canberra on Friday.

Sylvia Pennington 12:15am | Even after government withdraws $45m in funding, technology research outfit is talking up its prospects. Contains:

Hyrule Warriors review: a Zelda hack 'n' slash

Playable characters include favourites from three <i>Legend of Zelda</i> games, with many more coming as paid downloadable content.

Tim Biggs 1:01pm | This is pure, stupid fun mixed with big explosions and a whole lot of celebration for one of Nintendo's most beloved franchises.

Facebook ads to start following you around the internet from today

Other advertisers now have access to the information Facebook keeps on you.

Todd Wasserman | Starting today, Facebook will use data it gleans from users for its new ad network, Atlas, which it will serve up ads on non-Facebook sites.

GoPro introduces cheapest entry-level model yet

The new entry-level GoPro Hero, high-end Hero4 Black and LCD-preview-screen-toting Hero4 Silver.

Jefferson Graham | GoPro has three new cameras slated for release, highlighted by its lowest priced model yet, the entry level Hero.

Incoming EU telco commissioner stands up for net neutrality

Incoming EU Telecoms Commissioner Guenther Oettinger.

Telcos should not be allowed to strike lucrative deals with bandwidth-hungry content providers such as Netflix and Google, incoming commissioner says.

Building an ark for the Anthropocene

The golden-rumped elephant shrew is a species under the protection of the EDGE of Existence.

Jim Robbins 3:30pm | Study shows we're losing species as much as 1000 times faster than the rate at which they naturally go extinct.

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