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The Sydney Morning Herald
Technology

Hands on: Samsung Galaxy Tab S

Samsung might be on to something with the "premium tablet" it's positioning as an authentic rival to the iPad.

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'Piracy window' for movies reduced

Movies screened in Australia will increasingly be available for download or on disc up to 30 days sooner.
BEN GRUBB 2:10pm | In an effort to combat online piracy, movies will increasingly be available for download up to 30 days sooner.

Is the fitness-tracking device over?

Discontinued: Nike's FuelBand hardware was dropped as the company moved to focus purely on apps.
Tim Biggs 2:16pm | With Apple and Google each preparing software applications to track our health activities, the writing's on the wall.

Ready to binge on Game of Thrones?

Foxtel's stranglehold on the latest season of Game of Thrones is over.
ADAM TURNER 2:43pm | As Foxtel screens the final episode, online rivals line up to offer all of season 4 in one hit.

iPhone pancreas shows promise

The system consists of a smartphone hard-wired to a glucose monitor and pumps that deliver insulin or glucagon.
Nicholas Bakalar 1:42pm | A portable artificial pancreas built with a modified iPhone successfully regulated blood sugar levels.

Facebook wins patent trial

Facebook has successfully defended against accusations targeting its News Feed and Yimeline features.
Susan Decker 3:03pm | Jury finds Facebook did not infringe designs for 'web page diary' technology patented in the 1990s.

UNSW's new cyber security centre

The Assistant Defence Minister Stuart Robert has opened a new cyber security
PRIMROSE RIORDAN 2:50pm | A new cyber security centre has been launched at the University of New South Wales in Canberra.

Dating scams leave Australians broke

Private eyes running checks on online lovers
Esther Han, Inga Ting | It's not exactly a classic love story but it happens to thousands of Australians every year .
 

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