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Google and Apple in fight for car control

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The Sydney Morning Herald
Technology

Google and Apple in fight for car control

In the coming weeks and months, dealerships around the United States will begin selling vehicles capable of running Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, or both.

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NSW Police goes high-tech with... mobile phones

Sure, it's pretty, but my real-life notebook works better with leather gloves.
HANNAH FRANCIS 1:12pm | It has dubbed "new era" and a "significant step forward" in "real-time" policing.

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NBN Co firms up HFC upgrade, appoints US contractor Arris

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Stuart Corner 12:25pm | Malcolm Turnbull is a step closer to seeing his plan for existing Telstra and Optus pay TV cables integrated into the NBN.

How Oscar buzz fuels online movie piracy

Bradley Cooper plays the late Chris Kyle - America's deadliest sniper - in American Sniper.
Anousha Sakoui and Matt Stroud 4:13pm | Worldwide downloads of pirated Academy Award-nominated films skyrocketed 385 per cent in the 30 days following.

'Those with nothing to hide have nothing to fear'

AFP Assistant Commissioner Tim Morris.
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Apple car has pitfalls but leverages competency

Apple CEO Tim Cook has ambitious plans to expand the gadget giant into the car market.
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Trust spies and police on metadata: George Brandis

George Brandis says data retention will come into force in Australia.
BEN GRUBB | Attorney-General George Brandis dismisses evidence disputing usefulness of mandatory metadata retention, saying he trusts spies and police.

Former refugee wants to change the world one laptop at a time

Rangan Srikhanta's computer, business and social passions have come together in the modular affordable XO-Infinity he hopes to distribute to every primary school child in the world.
LIA TIMSON | He came to Australia barely two months old with his family fleeing war in Sri Lanka. Now the Tamil migrant with a broad Aussie accent, wants to give back.

SIM card maker to investigate claims of hacking by NSA, British spy agency

Gemalto has announced an investigation into the possible hacking.
Mark Scott | Digital security company Gemalto said it was investigating a possible hacking by United States and British intelligence.

Data retention costs: government is 'treating us like mugs'

Prime Minister Tony Abbott: The figure he has quoted for the scheme has been queried.
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Citizens alert each other with mobile app

Cyclone Marcia has crossed the Queensland coast near Yeppoon.
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The king of gore returns in Mortal Kombat X

The series is a violent as ever in its first next-gen entry.
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