Dell Australia found guilty in federal court of deceptive sales practices
Ordered to refund monitor purchases, with other possible penalties to follow
Bank stops handling cash in some branches as more people go digital
Another step closer to a cashless society
A hot potato: In another example of society's increasing abandonment of cash, some branches of a massive bank have stopped dealing with physical money over the counter. It comes after years of falling ATM use, a trend that drastically accelerated during Covid.
Cost Per Frame: Best Value Graphics Cards in Early 2023
With the recent launch of new GPUs from both AMD and Nvidia, it's time to take a look into what graphics cards are the best value right now, using the most up to date pricing in several regions.
Two arrested over plot to smuggle $30 million of meth inside 3D printers
New idea: 3D print the drugs
Australia is considering a ban on ransom payments to hackers
But would it cause more problems than it fixes?
A Surveillance Primer: 5 Eyes, 9 Eyes, 14 Eyes
As awareness of global surveillance grows, more people are looking for information about the Five Eyes (FVEY), Nine Eyes, and 14 Eyes surveillance alliances. So what are these organizations?
Space debris found in Australia confirmed to be from SpaceX craft
From outer space to the land down under
Brisbane man arrested for distributing spyware to thousands of cyber criminals since age 15
The hacker made thousands selling a remote access trojan (RAT) to criminals worldwide
These 165-inch folding MicroLED TVs are perfect for lottery winners
Got almost half a million dollars spare?
Multiple security flaws emerge in Australian digital driver's licenses
Possibly less secure than physical ID cards
Google warns that defamation case ruling will force it to 'censor' the internet
The implications could be far-reaching
Australia's defamation laws could reveal social media trolls' identities
The protection of anonymity may be removed
Privacy commission demands Clearview AI delete all facial recognition data collected in Australia
Regulator says biometric data collection without consent is illegal, regardless of whether the data is public or not
Australia passes surveillance bill that lets police take over accounts, alter, and delete data
Critics say new police powers are too broad
Sony launches new PlayStation 5 disc and digital models, sort of
New lighter PS5 consoles have been spotted at Australian retailers
Australian retailer pauses sales of Apple's AirTags over safety concerns
Due to how easily the battery can be removed
Apple antitrust defense suggests iOS developers create web apps to bypass the App Store
But web apps are so 2007
Google threatens to shut Australian search instead of paying news sites for links
Tim Berners-Lee, creator of the World Wide Web, has criticized Australia's proposed framework
Google says its free services in Australia are 'at risk' with proposed media bargaining regulation
'We already pay them millions of dollars and send them billions of free clicks every year'
Cyberpunk 2077 receives R18+ rating in Australia, avoiding potential ban
Aussies will get to play the game unedited
Australians are going to want the apocalypse-proof Tesla Cybertruck
Facing one environmental disaster after another, Aussies need a tough vehicle
Australia is using AI cameras to identify drivers using phones
The first in the world
Australian university will pilot VR and AR technology for teaching anatomy students
La Trobe University will do a 12-week test run, replacing textbooks with HTC VR headsets and iPads