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Three-way shootout: smartphone cameras

Jenneth Orantia puts the cameras of the iPhone 5, Samsung Galaxy S4 and HTC One to test. Which will come out on top?

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How ASIC's attempt to block one website took down 250,000

BEN GRUBB 11:39am | ASIC wanted to take down one website. But it made a huge mistake.

Fears Xbox One has spying eye

Tim Biggs 9:41am | The new Xbox can collect data on your entertainment use, personal movements, speech and activities and send it back to Microsoft.

US judge orders ban of certain iPhones, iPads

8:15am | Apple faces a ban on US imports of some iPhone and iPad models after a trade agency said they infringe a patent owned by Samsung.

No deception, says CSIRO

The CSIRO has denied it duped the pharmaceutical maker Novartis into buying a compromised anti-counterfeit device to protect millions of medicine vials.

Hands-on preview: The Bureau: XCOM Declassified

Calum Wilson Austin | Tactics are the name of the game in The Bureau: XCOM Declassified.

Google holds a mirror up to the world

Tom Chivers 1:27pm | The team behind Google Maps won't stop until it has every last inch of the planet stored on its servers. Would we really be so lost without them?

Turkey's PM tags Twitter 'menace to society'

A protester holds a Turkish flag decorated with the image of Turkey's founder Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, during clashes near Taksim Square in Istanbul, late Monday, June 3, 2013. Turkish riot police launched round after round of tear gas against protesters on Monday, the fourth day of violent demonstrations, as the president and the prime minister staked competing positions on the unrest. Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan rejected the protesters' demands that he resign and dismissed the demonstrations as the work of Turkey's opposition. President Abdullah Gul, for his part, praised the mostly peaceful protesters as expressing their democratic rights. (AP Photo/Kostas Tsironis)

10:18am | Protests have engulfed Turkey's Taksim Square, and Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan knows exactly what's to blame: Twitter.

Myer stocktake sale fail blamed on 'glitch'

Rachel Wells and Ben Grubb 12:00pm | A "technical glitch" has been blamed after the website of department store Myer crashed just half an hour after launching its annual stocktake sale on Tuesday.

Australia second best place to be a female entrepreneur

Valerie Khoo 10:05am | Country has women of high potential and offers accessible training, but lacks in the innovation stakes.

Domain registry moves to lock out hackers

Liam Tung 12:04pm | Will website owners pay $1000 a year to protect their domain from attacks on Australia's domain registrars?

Police to get home access to database

Nino Bucci | Victorian police officers will be able to access confidential database information from home under a move that has sparked breach-of-privacy fears.

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