You wouldn’t hit a dog, so why kill one in a video game?
You wouldn’t hit a dog, so why kill one in Minecraft? Why violence against virtual animals is an ethical issue.
COVID-19 exposes broadband gaps
Is Australia’s poor internet infrastructure a risk to public health?
Air purifiers are not the solution to keeping your home COVID free
A recent investigation by consumer group CHOICE found that while air purifiers can be useful in some circumstances, they play a limited role in keeping homes virus free.
Password managers explained: do you need one? Are they safe?
We know we are supposed to have passwords that should be changed regularly, but very few of us actually do it. Coming up with strong, varied passwords can be painful.
Google alleged to have misled consumers about use of personal data
The ACCC has launched Federal Court proceedings against Google, alleging that the tech giant misled consumers to obtain their consent to use personal data.
Despite high demand, customer satisfaction with telcos stays high
Despite significant pressure on telecommunications services and infrastructure, customer satisfaction has remained steady over the past three quarters.
Friday Funnies: Technical difficulties
What is the most commonly told lie in the universe? “I have read and agree to the Terms and Conditions.”
NBN launches three new residential speed tiers
NBN Co research has revealed that 23 per cent of customers surveyed across Australia have upgraded to higher speed internet plans within the last 12 months.
Ten useful things you didn't know Google Maps could do
Google Maps is great for directions, but you can use it for so much more when travelling.