| | |  | The internet offers easy access to a world of movies and TV shows, but what's the best way to watch them all on your television? Adam Turner finds out. | | Top stories ASHER MOSES | As you debate the merits of the super-fast national broadband network, spare a thought for the thousands of Australians who can't even get home broadband. | ASHER MOSES | The first Australian clinical trial of e-cigarettes as quit-smoking tools will kick off this year, but the government and some experts remain wary. | Adam Turner | The internet hasn't killed the radio star, instead it has opened up a whole new audience online. | Reviewed by Calum Wilson Austin 12:21pm | Lara Croft is fleshed-out, in a narrative way, in this compelling reboot. | LUCY BATTERSBY | Choosing and comparing mobile, telephone or broadband contracts will become easier for consumers with the introduction of disclosure rules. | BEN GRUBB | Sending an email to the wrong person or group can be embarrassing. Fortunately, there are ways you can prevent such disasters. | GLENDA KWEK | Mobile phone users hunting around for a better deal will get another option with Aldi preparing to take on the major telcos with a budget service. | 10:20am | Five-year-old Danny Kitchen accidentally racked up more than $2500 in add-on purchases on the family iPad. | Reviewed by Calum Wilson Austin | Dead Space 3 stinks of a lack of new ideas from the developer and a rush to bring the trilogy to a conclusion. | Adam Turner | The crystal-clear sound and extra channels of digital radio is music to the ears of many Australians. | Jenneth Orantia reviews the best apps for writing and keeping track of to-do lists. | 9:43am | Apple's wristwatch-style device, still in development, may prove more profitable than a television. | Reviewed by Calum Wilson Austin | Crysis 3 gives a glimpse at the level of graphic fidelity we can expect from next generation consoles. | Touch-enabled computers are here to stay. What's Apple waiting for? | Facebook appears to be suppressing posts unless users pay hefty fees, writes Nick Bilton. | With hands truly free, smart watch wearers can read texts, see who is calling them, scan Twitter or Facebook feeds - and even tell the time. | The number of mobile phones worldwide will catch up to the globe's population next year, the United Nations says. | Garry Barker | Network television is the next big industry under threat from the internet. | Adam Turner | Your smartphone could soon replace your wallet at the supermarket. | Evernote, a web-based note-sharing service, resets the passwords of its 50 million users because hackers managed to breach its computer network and access some data. | Rod Easdown | Oversize televisions are the bright spot of a struggling industry. | Terry Lane | Nikon's V2 is one of the sweetest cameras around but image file handling on Windows 8 disappoints. | Tim Cook sought to reassure shareholders worried about Apple's sagging stock price that the company is on the verge of inventing more breakthrough products. | Facebook will now be able to target some ads based on your offline shopping habits. | The founders of Snapchat have been hit with a lawsuit from a former classmate that claims they stole his idea. | David Sygall | An app that turns lonely hours of cycling and running into a virtual racetrack has the potential to help thousands enjoy exercise but comes with a warning. | Google co-founder Sergey Brin took the stage at TED on Wednesday for an unscheduled, low-key talk on Google Glass. | It seemed too adorable to be fake, but it was too good to be true. | The same modes of communication that have hooked us on the instant reply also can leave us feeling forgotten. | A transparent film that costs just one euro to make could bring an end to the anguish of mobile phone users facing the dreaded dead-battery message. | BLEEDING EDGE | The simple act of note-taking will never be the same. | Adam Turner | Wherever you store them, 'off-site' copies of precious files help protect against loss. | WikiHouse is putting a new spin on old-time barn-raising with a free online resource that lets people put homes together the same way they might a giant jigsaw puzzle. | In-vehicle wi-fi hot spots and streaming videos just around the corner. | Reviewed by Terry Lane | This is a return to the good old days of brilliant, beautifully made prime lenses. | IMAGING | On price and function, Photoshop has competitors. | Cynthia Karena | Cynthia Karena reviews City Lens, C25K, Rain?, OpenMi Silent Tweets and CamCard. | Adam Turner | How long will Apple wait before adding NFC payments to the iPhone? | Adam Turner | A decade of war on its customers got the music industry nowhere, but now the internet is actually boosting sales. | Adam Turner | A paper street directory on your smartphone isn't as crazy as it sounds. | Jason Hill | Metal Gear is a series known for stealth, but the bombastic Revengeance is all about charging headlong into fast and furious combat. | James Dominguez | At its heart, Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch is a conventional Japanese RPG, but its beautiful presentation lifts it up to a new level. | James Dominguez | Celebrated Australian video games writer and designer Christy Dena, is running a crowdfunding campaign to launch a very unusual iPad game. | James Dominguez | We speak to Senior Art Director Brian Horton about how his team worked out the right look for the upcoming Tomb Raider reboot. | | | Advertisement Advertisement Compare & Save | Find the best mobile phone plan | | | | | | | | Security Reminder: Fairfax Media digital never requests personal or credit card information via email. 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