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Kogan promises half-price groceries with new store

At 24 he took on Samsung and LG, selling TV sets from the same Chinese factories at a fraction of the price of the big brands, now he's taking on Coles and Woolies.

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TENplay cracks Apple TV in TV Everywhere push

After years of catering to Americans, the Apple TV is finally serving up Australian television.

ADAM TURNER 2:09pm | Along with the subscription video boom, Aussie TV networks are also pushing onto more home entertainment devices.

Supercomputer Watson set to deliver answers at Australian Open

IBM Watson-powered robots Niki and Nikita at the IBM marquee at the Australian Open 2015 in Melbourne.

BRIDIE SMITH 1:31pm | Watson's a game changer as computers move from the mechanical and programmable era to cognitive computing.

Armello review: fight like a pack of animals

James 'DexX' Dominguez 1:36pm | Melbourne-made Armello, a tightly-designed test of wits and luck, is now available as an unfinished early access game.

NBN failure leaves man with bills, but no phone or internet

Losing patience: Dapto man Noel Brophy has been waiting since October for Telstra to connect his home internet and phone.

Glen Humphries 12:46pm | Man has spent the past three months without a phone or internet connection - but says Telstra keeps sending him bills anyway.

Google sales fall short amid heated mobile battle

Google CEO Larry Page has a fight ahead of him.

Brian Womack 11:02am | Google's global share of the mobile ad market slides as competition from Facebook and others intensifies.

Choice champions VPNs to bypass geoblocking and get better deals

VPNs connect your computer with a server in another location, increasing privacy and bypassing geoblocking.

HANNAH FRANCIS 4:12pm | HideMyAss is one of the consumer group's top picks to increase online privacy and access overseas content.

Chinese netizens squirm as party tightens grip on internet

Simon Denyer 1:43pm | Brick by brick, China is building its Great Firewall steadily higher, experts say.

Apple, IBM lead patent race in 2014

A customer holds an iPhone 6 on display at the Fifth Avenue Apple store on the first day of sales in Manhattan, New York

Julia Love 9:42am | A phone that rotates like a cat midair to avoid landing on its glass face might not hit the shelves soon but it's in Apple's patent portfolio.

Privacy commissioner questions need for metadata storage plan

Privacy Commissioner Timothy Pilgrim says the case for a two-year data retention plan is unclear.

LISA COX 5:23pm | Australia's Privacy Commissioner has questioned whether phone and internet providers should be required to store customer metadata for as long as two years.

18 ways to wrap your head around Apple's $US18 billion profit

Workers prepare for the opening of an Apple store in Hangzhou, China.

Conrad Walters and Inga Ting | Eighteen billion is a tough figure to wrap your head around. Here are 18 ways to think about Apple's record-breaking profit.

The future of technology is in your hands, not Siri's or Cortana's

A prototype of gaming headset Oculus Rift. The company is owned now by Facebook.

LAURA DEMASI | No one knows the future of technology, but one thing is certain – like everything else, it will be shaped by the market.

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