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Telstra: 'nana phones' on borrowed time

Australians relying on Telstra's old 2G mobile network have less than 18 months to buy a new handset and SIM card if they want to stay with Telstra.

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The four letters changing video games forever

<i>Smite's</i> Xbox version is being launched this week.

Tim Biggs | The reinvention of gaming as a spectator sport has become a phenomenon, and game-makers want to make the MOBA mainstream.

One million Australians not seeing ads on the web as blocker use rises

Ad-free? Apple will soon allow ad-blockers on its iPhones and iPads.

LIAM MANNIX 11:24am | At least one million Australians, or one in 13 internet users, don't see advertising on the web thanks to the use of ad blocking technology.

'Most' of Reddit back online following protest blackouts

Thousands of Reddit users are calling for CEO Ellen Pao to be removed following Victoria Taylor's dismissal.

Naureen S. Malik, Tim Jones 8:35am | Site's most popular boards went dark over the weekend as moderators protested the unexplained dismissal of Victoria Taylor, an 'essential' figure in Reddit's operation.

Rare basking shark with a head for science becomes model specimen

3D scanning engineer Ben Tam scans the 600-kilogram head of the male basking shark.

Bridie Smith Science Editor | You wouldn't know it to look at him but this shark is model material. Sure, he's not what you'd call classically good looking - his eyes are small and his teeth far from impressive. But he's a basking shark. And southern hemisphere scientists don't see many of them.

Borderlands creators go even bigger with Battleborn

Being from entirely different civilisations, each character in <i>Battleborn</i> has a unique style. Phoebe is a rapier-wielding telepath.

James 'DexX' Dominguez 9:55am | Gearbox, the studio behind the Borderlands series, has unveiled their next project: a huge, colourful, and ridiculous co-operative shooter experience titled Battleborn.

WA radio telescope hears ancient signal

The monotonous flatness of the Western Australian outback is interrupted by the tall antennae of the Australian SKA Pathfinder Radio Telescope.

9:27am | A ground-breaking radio telescope project in remote Western Australia has captured a signal emitted before the solar system was born.

Seafaring spiders can sail across water like ships

A spider uses its silk as an anchor on water.

NICKY PHILLIPS 12:14pm | Spiders can sail across water like ships, using their legs as sails and their silk as an anchor. It's the kind of discovery that makes arachnophobes quiver.

Five new 'supermassive' black holes discovered

Supermassive blackhole: Some types of supermassive blackholes shoot out jets of electrmagnetic radiation including radio waves which can be detected by radio telescopes.

1:06pm | Five monster black holes that were previously hidden by dust and gas have been uncovered by astronomers.

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