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Xbox One announcement confounded by Kinect
Users watching the Xbox One announcement this morning found their Kinect peripherals responding as to a voice command whenever the speaker said "Xbox".
Crowd-funding campaign seeks to eradicate food Crave
A software engineer has developed a cocktail of nutrients that he believes can replace food, and has launched a crowd-funding campaign to get it to market. 1
Crowdsourced photo project to reconstruct Melbourne
A new research project is crowdsourcing photos of Melbourne taken with a dedicated app to help construct a vision of the city's past and present appearance.
Spotify debuts weekly top 50 song charts
The music streaming service launches a feature that broadcasts both the 50 most streamed and viral songs each week; it's also rolling out song play counts for all artists. 1
Flickr users: we hate the new site
Commenters on Flickr's forum say they don't like the new site format and want an option to revert to the old layout.
Used games are here to stay with Xbox One but details hazy
Xbox One users must install games on the console's hard drive, which means a disc can't be easily sold or shared. But Microsoft says it will support secondhand games.
No backwards compatibility for the Xbox One
Xbox One uses an AMD x86 chip instead of an IBM processor, which means there's no native backwards compatibility for games.
Xbox One vs PlayStation 4
With specs revealed for the Xbox One, we finally have a chance to directly compare it with that other yet-to-be-released gaming console, the PlayStation 4.
The next-generation Xbox One: what we know
Microsoft has finally revealed its next-generation of Xbox, the Xbox One: here's what we learned from the event and Microsoft Australia. 3
ACCAN calls for ban on silent number fees
Peak consumer body ACCAN has made a submission to the federal government calling for the ban on what it is calling "Telstra charging for privacy".
Hands on with The Last of Us
More hands on gameplay experiences and a new video diary for The Last of Us. 2
Comics website Comics Alliance to relaunch? Crave
The massively popular comics website was seemingly shut down by AOL late last month — yet a new post on the website hints at a return.
Here comes the thinner, lighter iPad?
After two generations of relatively hefty 9.7-inch iPads, Apple may finally be ready to ship a lighter "iPad 5."
Explore an intricate labyrinth with smartphone AR Crave
A new game on iOS and Android sees you exploring an augmented reality maze, using the technology in new and exciting ways.
Live Blog: Microsoft's next-generation Xbox event
Xbox fanatics and insomniacs take heed: CNET will be live blogging the event from Wednesday morning, 3am AEST.
Print your photographs in 3D Crave
Amanda Ghassaei, who brought us how to make a 3D-printed record, has now shown how to print photographs on a 3D printer. 1
Is this the best new movie website in Australia?
A new movie website shows a breakdown of what films are showing in Australia, and where you can go see them at a cinema near you. 3
Facebook introduces Gifts down under, sort of
Six months after its US release, Facebook has brought Gifts to Australia — but recipients have to be in the US.
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Denon CEOL RCD-N8
The Denon CEOL is a well thought out compact stereo, providing good quality from a wide range of sources, including your network and the internet. 1
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Preview | Digital Cameras
Samsung NX300
The new NX camera from Samsung finally lands in Australia, with a vintage-inspired finish and 3D lens. 1
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Preview | Mobile Phones
Nokia Lumia 925
Nokia brings a metal design to its Windows Phone range with the Lumia 925.
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Review | Games
Sound Blaster Recon3D Omega Wireless
Great sound and comfortable design combine in this top-quality wireless headset rig from Creative. 1
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Review | Digital Cameras
Nikon Coolpix A
With the same-sized sensor as a digital SLR, it's no surprise that the Coolpix A smashes image quality out of the park, with a sharp lens and excellent optical performance. 2
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Preview | Digital Cameras
Olympus Pen E-P5
A brand new Pen camera from Olympus brings built-in Wi-Fi, fast continuous shooting speed and a design that's stepped right out of the 1970s.
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Review | Digital Cameras
Panasonic Lumix DMC-SZ9
Even though it's light on the wallet and in the pocket, the SZ9 delivers good image quality and seamless Wi-Fi functionality that belies its list price.
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Review | Internet & Networking
Linksys EA6500
There is no denying how expensive the Linksys EA6500 is, but with performance like this, it's a price tag that is easy to justify.
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Preview | TVs
Samsung Series 8 55-inch F8000
Samsung's flagship smart TV features a slim, stylish design, plus impressive software functions like natural voice recognition and gesture controls.
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