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The real reason tech brands are lining up to sponsor Australia's LGBT Mardi Gras
"By supporting the gay and lesbian community, you're communicating that you're a progressive, forward-thinking, humanistic brand."
By Ariel Bogle
The Trump AI Twitterbot is more Donald Trump than Donald Trump
I, for one, welcome our new AI Trump overlords.
San Bernardino DA: Seized iPhone might contain hidden 'cyber pathogen'
One from the sci-fi department.
Google, Facebook and other tech giants file in court to support Apple's fight against the FBI
Twitter, Google, Facebook and more are cementing an alliance of tech against the government in court.
I can't believe it is butter spray
This gadgets relieves your toast from the harassment of butter knives.
Samsung's monstrous 15TB SSD drive is now shipping
Though it's primarily meant for enterprise use. (You probably won't be able to afford it, anyway.)
Google is donating $1 million to fight the Zika virus
The company is donating $1 million to support UNICEF's efforts.
President Obama and Michelle Obama will deliver SXSW keynotes
The White House is going to Austin, Texas.
By Yohana Desta
Daisy Ridley recorded a song with Barbra Streisand, for some reason
The talent is strong with this one.
By Neha Prakash
iOS 9.3 will tell you loud and clear if your employer is monitoring your iPhone
This might motivate you to get a second, personal device.
Pentagon invites hackers to come give it a try
The offer is only good for vetted experts and U.S. citizens.
Aussie couple get surprise ride in Uber advertising stripper hire
"We couldn't have planned it if we wanted to."
By Ariel Bogle
AT&T guns for cord-cutters with new streaming TV options
Watch out, T-Mobile & Verizon.
By Saba Hamedy
How an iPod with a rotary dial eventually became the iPhone
Pity. It would've been so retro.
Twitter hopes to prove its Moments haven't passed in Australia
Twitter Moments, which launched in Australia Wednesday, is not intended for the avid user who refreshes their feed multiple times a day.
By Ariel Bogle
New rumors point to ultra-thin iPhone 7, 12-megapixel iPad camera
We're not complaining.
Indonesia tells Google and other Internet firms to pay tax or risk getting blocked
Authorities want to know if companies like Google are circumventing taxes owed on revenue earned in the country.
By Victoria Ho
360-degree video brings the reality of Syria to Australian eyes
The conflict in Syria just got a little closer to home.
By Jenni Ryall
Australia's Google boss quits for digital job at ANZ bank
The managing director of Google Australia and New Zealand, Maile Carnegie, is resigning from the company.
By Jenni Ryall
The valuable lessons Silicon Valley should learn from Australian startups
"Investors are now starting to look outside the echo chamber to source high quality deals."
By Ariel Bogle
Facebook profile banner lets Aussies show support for marriage equality
Saturday marks the 38th annual Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade, so Facebook is helping Aussies show their virtual support for the LGBT community.
By Ariel Bogle
