Google appears to be gaming its own system for searches related to the US presidential race. Google searches for subjects related to the Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton appear to show her in a favourable light when compared to searches for the same subjects in other search engines.

The government of Ecuador has been accused of cutting off Internet access for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange after the organisation released details of speeches given to Goldman Sachs by Democrat presidential contender Hillary Clinton.

Samsung conducted tests on the batteries used in the Galaxy Note7 in its own laboratories, a practice that sets it apart from other smartphone vendors.

Along with Samsung Galaxy Note7 phones banned on flights in the US and internationally, so too are they banned in Australia, with Samsung manning phone swap service points at major Australian airports.

NBN Co is claiming “lightning speeds” of 8Gbps for its recently completed trials of XG.Fast technology over copper phone lines.

LG’s newest premium smartphone, V20, is set to swing into JB Hi-Fi stores from 8 November at the premium price of $1099, while promising a powerful pro-level multimedia punch.

The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) is collaborating with Health&, a new Web portal, and IBM Watson, to provide all Australian general practitioners and their patients access to the latest health and data technologies.

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