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Dear Jeremy Corbyn, here are the best apps and programs to keep track of your enemies list
As an embarrassing episode from Jeremy Corbyn's staff shows, It's time to upgrade your enemies list.
A Google Chrome extension will reword your insults
In an attempt to make people think before trolling, an educational tool has been pushed out in Australia.
By Jenni Ryall
Todrick Hall, Alyson Stoner, Matt Steffanina among judges for new DanceOn competition
It's called "Dance-Off Juniors."
By Saba Hamedy
Medium snuck a hilarious Easter egg in its update notes
We wish all the release notes were this funny.
Google Photos now automatically turns your photos into smart albums
One more reason to start using Google's photo organizer.
Bye, Chrome app launcher, we hardly knew ye
The Chrome app launcher will be gone in July.
Melbourne's public transport routes are finally on Google Maps
Melburnians can breathe a sigh of relief.
By Johnny Lieu
Mark Zuckerberg ditches power hoodie to impress Chinese officials
What kind of hoodie is this?
By Heidi Moore
How to call loved ones in Belgium for free
In the wake of the terror attacks in Brussels, Google and multiple phone companies have announced free calls to those trying to reach their loved ones in the Belgian capital.
By Jenni Ryall
ISIS tech team warns 'brothers in Belgium' to avoid social media after Brussels attacks
The message is directed to "our brothers in Belgium" and provides seven tips for jihadis hoping to avoid arrest in the wake of the Brussels bombings.
By Brian Ries
Facebook ditches support for BlackBerry
Perhaps it's time for BlackBerry to focus entirely on its Android efforts.
Samsung creates headgear prototype to help monitor concussions in sports
Samsung Australia has created a prototype for a device to be worn during contact sports, in an effort to monitor concussions.
By Jenni Ryall
Cartoons of a crying Tintin pay tribute to Brussels
Images of Tintin are being shared across social media.
By Sam Haysom
People are using #JeSuisBruxelles to show solidarity with Belgium
Messages of solidarity are being shared on Twitter and Instagram.
By Sam Haysom
Facebook turns on Safety Check for Brussels attacks
Check if your Facebook friends in or near Brussels are safe.
LG begins rollout of new X series phones this week
The LG X cam and the LG X screen are on the way.
Other Australian mobile networks are capitalising on Telstra's outages
Poor Telstra. After a series of mishaps on its mobile network, its rivals have taken the opportunity for a free kick against the company.
By Johnny Lieu
The Australian government wants to end the 'double taxation' of Bitcoin
The government has decided it likes Bitcoin.
By Ariel Bogle
Australia will be the first country able to order the Tesla Model 3
Give thanks for the international date line.
By Ariel Bogle
The nude birth photo Facebook removed stood for empowerment
A graphic photo shared in a private group raises new questions about when it's appropriate to see the nude female body on social media.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Apple finally ran out of ways to resell us the same product
If you feel like you've seen it all before, you're not alone. There is now a touchscreen device in every size Apple can possibly sell.
By Chris Taylor
This is the moment Obama saw Cuba for the very first time
The president can be seen on his knees staring out the window as Air Force One prepared to land in Havana, Cuba on Sunday.
By Brian Ries
