Private rocket aborts launch to ISS

SpaceX aborted its launch of the Dragon capsule toward the ISS at the last second due to a technical issue.
Facebook flat in market debut

Facebook had a lacklustre debut on its first day of trading as shares ended barely above the starting price.
London police to 'hack' suspects phones

London's police service new found ability to 'hack' into phones of suspected criminals has raised concern.
New lawsuit targets Fb over privacy

A new US lawsuit is demanding Facebook pay users whose privacy has allegedly been breached by advertisers.
World's first Wikipedia town to launch

A small Welsh town where will make history by becoming the world's first 'Wikipedia town'.
Private rocket set to open new space era

A US company is about to make history by launching a private spacecraft to the International Space Station.
Facebook prices IPO at $US38 per share

Facebook announced it will sell its shares for $US38, which values the social network at over $US100 bil.
HP poised to cut up to 30,000 jobs

HP computers is reportedly cutting up to 30,000 jobs
Carr hopeful China accepts Huawei ban

Bob Carr is hopeful China will accept Australia's decision to ban Huawei from bidding for work on the NBN.
Paralysed woman's mind works robotic arm

A paralysed woman has reportedly directed a robotic arm using brain waves to pick up a bottle.
New iPhone likely to have bigger screen

The Wall Street Journal reports the next Apple iPhone will have a bigger screen than current models.
Smartphones being used to buy online

Around 94 per cent of Australians with smartphones have used their device to research a good or service.
Weight controlled mobility device

The lastest version of personal mobility devices have been displayed by Honda Motor Co. in Tokyo.
Typing styles to identify computer users

Our typing styles could be used to identify computer users, says a Queensland researcher.
Soccer close to goal-line technology

Referees may soon have technology that will enable them to tell if a football has crossed the goal-line.

SpaceX aborted its launch of the Dragon capsule toward the ISS at the last second due to a technical issue.

Facebook had a lacklustre debut on its first day of trading as shares ended barely above the starting price.

London's police service new found ability to 'hack' into phones of suspected criminals has raised concern.

A new US lawsuit is demanding Facebook pay users whose privacy has allegedly been breached by advertisers.

A small Welsh town where will make history by becoming the world's first 'Wikipedia town'.

A US company is about to make history by launching a private spacecraft to the International Space Station.

Facebook announced it will sell its shares for $US38, which values the social network at over $US100 bil.

HP computers is reportedly cutting up to 30,000 jobs

Bob Carr is hopeful China will accept Australia's decision to ban Huawei from bidding for work on the NBN.

A paralysed woman has reportedly directed a robotic arm using brain waves to pick up a bottle.

The Wall Street Journal reports the next Apple iPhone will have a bigger screen than current models.

Around 94 per cent of Australians with smartphones have used their device to research a good or service.

The lastest version of personal mobility devices have been displayed by Honda Motor Co. in Tokyo.

Our typing styles could be used to identify computer users, says a Queensland researcher.

Referees may soon have technology that will enable them to tell if a football has crossed the goal-line.

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