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6 ways Twitter has changed the world
An expert panel explain how their field has been changed by the little blue bird.
By Sharon Coen, Aleksej Heinze, Deborah Chambers, Kirsty Fairclough-Isaacs, Philip James & Richard Jones
British dad tries out VR, has the sweetest and sweariest reaction
This guy really can't get enough of his new headset.
By Sam Haysom
LG Watch Urbane 2nd Edition LTE is once again available on AT&T
It's back, but we still don't know what was wrong with it.
Older Kindles need to be updated by March 22 to stay online
Do not skip this update.
#auspol: The Twitter hashtag Australia can't live without
Happy birthday Twitter, and thanks for all the #auspol.
By Ariel Bogle
Twitter has grown up, and so has the Twitter bird
"Twitter is the bird, the bird is Twitter."
By Ariel Bogle
Here's how Twitter turns trolls into celebrities -- and celebrities like Kanye, Trump and Martin Shkreli into trolls
Celebrities can be Twitter trolls too.
By Patrick Kulp
How Twitter could still blow it and fade away into social network oblivion
Happy 10th birthday, Twitter. We got you this buzzkill for a gift.
A Snapchat account is helping teens speak up about abuse
Snap Counsellors, an account on the messaging app, is helping teens speak up about relationship abuse.
By Paloma Ganguly
Ingenious dad builds telepresence robot to hang out with his kids
Matt Walker faced the problem a lot of divorced fathers face: How could he spend more time with his children.
By Jenni Ryall
Why streaming content without using up data could violate net neutrality
A recent trend in the industry in which ISPs such as AT&T or Comcast allow consumers to stream certain content for free (without counting against their data quota) threatens to undermine net neutrality.
By Liangfei Qiu, Soohyun Cho & Subhajyoti Bandyopadhyay
This smart umbrella will tell you when it's going to rain before it starts
A sensor-packed brolly.
Apple workers may rebel against FBI's demands to crack the iPhone
Apple's corporate culture is an independent and a rebellious one.
Here's how to stick it to Telstra on its free data day
Once again, someone at Telstra accidentally kicked out the cord for the Internet. Here's how to get your revenge.
By Johnny Lieu
Telstra's problems in Australia continue with Amazon Web Services outage
Friday didn't start out well for Australians already struggling with a huge mobile and Internet outage.
By Jenni Ryall
Sony has a non-committal response to PlayStation vs. Xbox gaming
The PlayStation 4 maker doesn't say it WON'T happen, but doesn't say it will, either.
Telstra apologises after Australia's long night without Internet
It was a long, lonely night for some Telstra customers across Australia Thursday night.
By Jenni Ryall
A baby bald eagle is about to hatch on this live stream
Drop everything you're doing right now.
Twitter's algorithmic timeline is now live by default for everyone
It sorts tweets in your feed according to relevancy, rather than chronology.
Steve Wozniak slams Apple Watch for taking Apple into 'jewelry market'
In a Reddit AMA session, the Apple co-founder said the watch is undermining Apple's core values.
