Top stories BEN GRUBB | Microsoft chairman Bill Gates says that if governments want to tax Microsoft and other tech giants more they should just legislate for it to occur. | Darren Yates | Most smartphones have nothing to offer for video stabilisation. But your videos can be fixed - even if you've already made them. | Jenneth Orantia | Image-enhancing programs are now much more user-friendly. | James Dominguez | Sony and Microsoft are set to battle it out with their next-generation game consoles. | Australians are becoming slaves to work emails, indiscriminately checking them at weekends, during leisure time and on holidays, a new study has found. | The company's foray into the public space could have drastic implications. | Having trouble remembering all your passwords? Motorola may have the solution. | 1:04pm | The Israeli military has disciplined a group of female soldiers who posed for photos in underwear and combat gear and posted the images on Facebook. | 12:22pm | Once a science-fiction fantasy, 3D printers are popping up everywhere from the desks of home hobbyists to drone research centres. | 10:40am | Apple has signed an agreement with Warner Music in a push to create a streaming music service, according to reports. | 8:26am | Twitter was down for an unknown number of users on Tuesday morning after a glitch during a "routine change". | 7:22am | More than one third of US marriages begin with online dating, and those couples are happier than others, study finds. | The internet will make some English misspellings acceptable, according to one of the country's most senior linguists. | Trade group of 450 booksellers joins Barnes & Noble and publishers in objecting to Amazon's application to win ownership of the .book domain. | JEWEL TOPSFIELD | Many schools will ask students to bring their own devices as a government program which gave every student in years 9 to 12 access to a computer expires. | Taking another page out of Twitter's book, Facebook has announced Verified Pages. | A new model predicts the number of retweets a tweet will get. | Flickr has relaunched, but faithful photographers still find fault. | Samsung has unveiled a smaller and less powerful version of its flagship Galaxy S4 smartphone. | Microsoft is bringing back the Start button among a slew of improvements aimed at winning over alienated Windows 8 users. | Facebook lost more than a dozen advertisers, some just temporarily, after a campaign drew attention to pages on the social network that promoted violence against women. | Google is cutting the clutter from the inboxes of Gmail users. | US President Barack Obama appears to be a regular customer of a Chinese internet cafe, reports say, after the manager forged an identity card in the US leader's name. | Apple chief Tim Cook says he sees promise in computers shrunk down and worn like watches, but drew the line at internet-linked eyewear such as Google Glass. | #FBrape campaign successfully prompts the organisation to action. | Adam Turner | Wi-Fi extenders fix wireless black spots, but these two also stream music. | Jenneth Orantia reviews the best apps for keeping one step ahead of the weather. | Tablets are set to outsell laptops this year and PCs by 2015, according to a leading market researcher. | Facebook plans to bolster efforts to keep hate speech off its site. | Cynthia Karena | The information you post on social media isn't just for your friends, no matter how strict your privacy settings. | IMAGING | This web-based photo editor is an extraordinary piece of free software. | SIGHT AND SOUND | Rod Easdown turns the volume up and reviews a trio of mini-systems. | Adam Turner | Australian broadcasters embrace Hybrid Broadcast Broadband TV. | IMAGING | Tall buildings can become distorted in photos. Terry Lane shares some editing tips. | NOEL TOWELL | Government agencies are facing a painful learning curve as they grapple with their workers' behaviour on social media. | Adam Turner | Optus and Vodafone customers need not apply when it comes to Twitter's two-factor authentication. | Adam Turner | CHOICE Australia's call to bring Netflix to Australia has fallen on deaf ears. | Adam Turner | If you're frustrated by your MacBook's lack of connectors, Belkin's Thunderbolt dock offers one with the lot. | James Dominguez | Today, in the second of our two Xbox One interviews, Xbox Chief Product officer Marc Whitten talks about the big ideas behind the new console. | James Dominguez | During last week's Xbox One launch event, DexX interviewed a couple of Microsoft executives. Today, it's Xbox Live marketing boss Craig Davidson. | Jason Hill | Players predisposed to the grind will derive enjoyment from Soul Sacrifice, but it's certainly not for everyone. | James Dominguez 11:44pm | New independent PC game The Swapper delivers deep philosophical questions that will hurt your brain. | | | Advertisement  Advertisement  Compare & Save | Find the best mobile phone plan | | |  | |
