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Hands on with a set of unusually designed Yamaha-made headphones
We go ears-on with these quirky but innovative Vie Shair headphones.
By Victoria Ho
Samsung Galaxy S7 teardown reveals tiny heat pipe, gobs of glue
You probably shouldn't try to fix it yourself.
Google Destinations lets you plan a trip on your phone, no app required
All your trip are belong to us.
3 female founders on what it's like to run a startup when you're under 30
Coding while young and female.
By Ariel Bogle
People in Southeast Asia rose early to admire the solar eclipse
Instagrammers through Indonesia shared photos of skygazers looking up towards the eclipse on Wednesday.
By Brian Ries
Donald Trump worries Google, Apple and the whole tech industry — and they're speaking out
Donald Trump disrupts Silicon Valley.
New HTC flagship's specs leak in detail
The HTC 10, according to a new report, will be released on April 19.
Steve Wozniak on Apple vs. FBI: I'm with Apple on this one
Woz shares his thoughts on Apple's denial to help FBI build a backdoor into the iPhone.
The OS X ransomware likely infected less than 7,000 systems
That's not too bad...if one of those infected systems isn't yours.
Teens freak out at Windows 95: It looks dull and ancient
Yeah, that's just the monitor.
Payment device Square Reader launches in Australia
The payments technology company Square has launched it's Square Reader product in Australia.
By Jenni Ryall
Google hires the founder of lawless site 4chan to help revive Google+
Google's long suffering social media efforts are about to get a little help from the creator of one of the Internet's most controversial communities.
Apple-featured photographer explains how he edits on his iPhone
Kevin Mao reveals his step-by-step method behind two pictures that made it to Apple's 2016 World Gallery selection.
By Victoria Ho
First ever OS X ransomware encrypts your data and asks for money
This is not good.
Australian firefighters to get a drone-eye view during emergencies
Insurers are using drones to assess the damage caused by bushfires, so it seems only fair firefighters should get a couple of their own.
By Ariel Bogle
App to find cheaper petrol launches in Australia
Petrol stations around Australia will have to smarten up.
By Ariel Bogle
Hillary Clinton drops in on Reddit, Reddit plays nice
Hillary Clinton made her Reddit debut on Sunday and was welcomed warmly.
This app teaches Australia about its 500 Indigenous first nations
Welcome to Country, a free iOS app, uses geo-location to deliver users cultural information about Aboriginal groups indigenous to the area.
By Ariel Bogle
Replace your Facebook Reactions with Pokémon and Donald Trump emoji
For when the standard options just won't do.
'Kid-safe' search engine helps find age-appropriate content
A search engine protecting kids from explicit content
Ancient tech gets a cuddly knit makeover
This is the cutest your old cellphone has ever looked.
By Laura Vitto
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
