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ADAM TURNER | Not content with face-to-face phone calls, Skype also wants to be the Snapchat of instant video.
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ADAM TURNER | Up and running for a month, Freeview's cross-channel Catch Up TV service is still hit and miss depending on your television.
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TIM BIGGS | decade after Halo 2 cemented the series as one of gaming's most important, Microsoft looks to remind gamers with a package of almost unrivalled value.
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TIM BIGGS | Open-world racing through the European countryside, it's a car-loving delinquent's dream.
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JAMES 'DEXX' DOMINGUEZ | The Evil Within was touted as horror-meister Shinji Mikami's triumphant return to the genre he defined, but it is a throwback in more ways than one.
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PRIMROSE RIORDAN | A Canberra games studio is excited but nervous on the release of its latest instalment, Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, after previous release sold 10 million.
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JAMES 'DEXX' DOMINGUEZ | One of the biggest consumer battles this Christmas will be between two video games that use plastic figurines.
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STEPHEN HUTCHEON | Seven signs that tell you that after just two years, the iPad mini may be headed for the scrap heap.
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GARRY BARKER | Apple's latest Macintosh operating system, Mac OS X 10.10, is the most comprehensive update in the software since in 2001.
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TIM BIGGS | From prices and colours to new features, here's what you should know about Apple's latest announcements.
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GARRY BARKER | Operating system upgrade forms an environment in which phone calls can be made from an iMac, and a document started on a Mac can be continued on an iPad.
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TIM BIGGS | An apparent error on Apple's part has prematurely detailed a new line of iPads ahead of the company's unveiling event Friday.
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HANNAH FRANCIS | Cloud storage service Dropbox has further distanced itself from the leak of hundreds of login credentials.
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ROD EASDOWN | There is a continuing shift towards premium televisions, and super large screens are experiencing strong sales, according to industry analysts.
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ANDREW MASTERSON | High-quality hi-fi retailers are using the annual Australian Audio and AV Show to spread their message: good sounds are worth striving for.
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