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LG's G Flex smartphone magically heals itself - even after a knife attack

LG's new G Flex smartphone comes with a self-healing exterior and the results after testing are astonishing.

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Shark riding videos: the craziest new YouTube trend?

Shark rider at Bora Bora
Dawn Williams | If you scan through social media sites looking for shark videos, you will come across countless videos of people diving with sharks, fishing for sharks and even saving sharks. But you may also notice a new trend starting to emerge in the shark world: More and more people having hands-on encounters with sharks.

Toss-up: 3D glasses

3D glasses
Adam Turner | Which glasses are best for watching 3D television?

Optus CEO: company is tackling bill shock 'head on'

Optus CEO Kevin Russell.
Kevin Russell | Optus chief executive officer Kevin Russell responds to a Fairfax Media article regarding Optus' past billing practices.

Xbox One goes on sale

Microsoft takes over Sydney Harbour to set off the around-the-world launch of the new Xbox One games console.
Microsoft's first new gaming console in eight years, the XBox One, has gone on sale - in New Zealand and Australia before the rest of the world.

CEO admits Optus milked customers

Russell
BEN GRUBB | Optus boss says telco overcharged customers for many years, and describes the behaviour as "immoral".

GoldieBlox tech toys for girls ad goes viral

GoldieBlox
Claire Cain Miller | Who said girls want to dress in pink and play with dolls, especially when they could be building Rube Goldberg machines instead?

Hands on with the Xbox One

xbox one
James Dominguez | I have now been living with the Xbox One for three days, putting in many hours of heavy use, and I have built up a strong sense of how it works, what its good features are, and the areas in which it is in need of improvement.

Security fears for the connected home

SmartThings
Brian Fung | Ten years ago, the word "smartphone" didn't exist. By necessity, neither did the word "dumbphone".

How income and ideology influence parents' tech fears

Children and tablets
Danah Boyd and Eszter Hargittai | Are we doing a huge disservice to our children by imposing protective measures driven by fear?

Fuji Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic: instant gratification and prints

Fuji Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic
Roy Furchgott | This new camera adds a few modern features to the sort of instant film camera introduced by Polaroid in the 1940s.

Shifter: A graphic novel with teeth (and claws)

Shifter UAR app
Gregory Schmidt | One comic book startup is adding augmented reality to the pages of its sci-fi graphic novels.

Best apps: painting with a stylus

SketchBook Pro
Kit Eaton | When he introduced the iPhone and iPad, Steve Jobs asserted the touch-screen devices didn't need a stylus because humans come with 10 great touch-screen controllers sticking out of our palms: fingers. He was proved right, and most new smartphones and tablets don't require a stylus to work their touch screen.

Outrage over Australian man Ryan Lambourn's Sandy Hook game

Ryan Lambourn.
An Australian man has created a game in which players reenact the shooting massacre at the Sandy Hook Elementary school, enraging parents of some of the 20 children killed by gunman Adam Lanza.

Cricket fans now face mobile data fees

BANGALORE, INDIA - FEBRUARY 13:  Michael Clarke of Australia meets some local fans during the 2011 ICC World Cup Warm up game between India and Australia at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium on February 13, 2011 in Bangalore, India.  (Photo by Hamish Blair/Getty Images)
LUCY BATTERSBY | For the first time this summer cricket fans watching matches on mobile devices will have to pay data streaming fees, because the sport no longer has a mobile network broadcasting partner.

High-tech home in sight

Doorbot doorbell surveillance system
Jenneth Orantia | Home automation is now within ready reach of everyday consumers, writes Jenneth Orantia.

Samsung says Gear smartwatch sales hit 800,000

Samsung Galaxy Gear
Miyoung Kim | Samsung says its Galaxy Gear has become the world's most popular smartwatch with sales reaching 800,000 since its debut two months ago, defying some market concerns the accessory would fail due to a lack of compelling features.

Optus to revive fixed wireless broadband

Lucrative contract: Optus.
Lucy Battersby | Fixed wireless broadband trial in four capital cities to see whether a reliable 4G signal can replace fixed broadband connections.

Steer clear of storm clouds

Illustration: Karl Hilzinger.
Charles Wright | The release of Western Digital's (WD) My Cloud offers a solution to a complex juggling act.

Panasonic Lumix DMC-GM1

Panasonic Lumix DMC-GM1.
Reviewed by Terry Lane | This camera sets a new benchmark for outstanding image quality with extreme portability.

Net mining for coin of the realm

Illustration: Ward O'Neill.
Iain Gillespie | Bitcoin is probably the weirdest currency since squirrel snouts were used as pocket change.

Musical theatre mix

Yamaha YHT299B.
SIGHT AND SOUND | It's hardly surprising that salesmen try to get you to spend a bit more than you'd planned.

Interactive advance for Twitter fans

Beachsafe.
Cynthia Karena | Cynthia Karena takes a look at Feather Duster, Gigg and Beachsafe.

Calendar keeps it local

Outdoors photographer: Richard White.
IMAGING | Why not give your nearest and dearest Christmas presents that are not made in China?

Amazon books in

New generation: Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet.
ADAM TURNER | Online retail giant Amazon has opened its virtual doors in Australia, but only to sell ebooks.
 

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