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Next gen smartphones a 'remote for your life'
SMARTPHONES are even smarter now... you won't believe what the next generation of these clever phones can do.
Wanna message Zuckerberg? That'll be $100
GOT something to say to Mark Zuckerberg? For $100, Facebook may promise your message doesn't end up in his junk mail.
Robots let employees 'beam' into work
A MOBILE video-conferencing machine you can drive around may allow you to work from home but still have a presence at the office.
Zuckerberg donating $500M in stock
FACEBOOK CEO Mark Zuckerberg is donating nearly $US500 million ($477 million) in stock with the aim of funding health and education issues.
Twitter tops 200 million active users
TWITTER has said the number of active users of the service has topped 200 million, in a sign of the sizzling growth of the messaging platform.
Google likely to concede search changes
US REGULATORS are likely to conclude a lengthy antitrust probe of Google's dominance of Internet searches with a voluntary settlement.
Too much salt? There's an app for that
Sue Dunlevy AUSTRALIANS can cut their chance of a stroke or heart attack this Christmas by using a new smartphone app that helps them slash the amount of salt in their Christmas feast.
Kids 'addicted' to fast food app
By Petra Starke, National Social Media and Technology Reporter DIETITIANS want a ban on smartphone app that dishes out free hamburgers and fries at Hungry Jacks restaurants, saying children are becoming addicted to the promotion.
HTC unveils new rival to iPhone 5
HTC has unveiled a new smartphone boasting a higher resolution display than Apple's iPhone 5.
Startup merges comic books, digital journalism
DO comics, serious journalism and tablet computers mix?
Seven ways to get 'Facebook fired'
By Debra Taylor YOUR personal Facebook page or tweets can land you in hot water. Here are some ways to see if you've crossed the line. Spoiler alert: Don't go Gangnam Style. Ever.
Australia needs a Cyber Monday: Experts
Rod Chester AUSTRALIA needs its own one-day massive online sale to combat the pressure of America's Cyber Monday, a retail expert claims.
Frenzy more than you bargained for
Karen Collier, Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson and Annika Smethurst THE more than one million people who subscribed to Click Frenzy now face the prospect of up to five years of spam.
Click Frenzy has left us 'internally damaged'
By Sarah Michael SMALL retailers say they were the real victims of last night's failure because they were totally dependent on the crashed site.
Phone slaves: Trapped by 'unhealthy obsession'
By Malcolm Farr, National Political Editor WE love our smartphones and tablets but they are helping trap us into doing weeks of unpaid work, the ACTU says.
Click Frenzy fail sparks meme storm
AUSTRALIAN web surfers have responded to the debacle of Click Frenzy's failed launch in the way they know best, with viral memes and mash-up videos.
YOU'RE FIRED: We sack Click Frenzy after #fail
By news.com.au staff WE'VE officially sacked Click Frenzy. The online shopping bonanza was an unqualified failure. We've got links for you here.