WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange has started his own personal Twitter account, with the very first tweet seeking to scotch widely circulating rumours of his death.

The next iPhone could see the removal of the Home button and Touch ID sensor in favour of an edge-to-edge design and "virtual buttons" at the bottom of the screen.

The new company to be formed by the proposed merger of CSC and the enterprise services business of Hewlett Packard Enterprise will be the next services giant and is to be called DXC Technology.

Western governments intend to control citizens' spending and increase surveillance by eliminating cash from the economy, a renowned investment expert claims.

YouTube has severed ties with one of its more famous content creators, PewDiePie, after several of his videos were found to contain what was deemed to be anti-Semitic content.

ASX-listed satellite communications company Sky and Space Global has signed an agreement with the US Department of Defence under which the two organisations will cooperate on ensuring the avoidance of space junk and other satellites threatening their own satellites.

Telstra’s not the only telco streaming sports data-free to customers, with OVO Mobile signing super bikes and gymnastics to its sports roster.

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