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Jennifer Dudley-NicholsonNational technology editor

Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson is the national technology editor for News Corp. She covers everything from folding smartphones, wearable tech and smart fridges to privacy issues, broadband infrastructure, and social media regulation. Highlights from her career of more than 20 years at News Corp and The Courier-Mail include interviewing two members of the Buffy cast, attending one of Steve Jobs’ famous presentations, playing Super Mario with the man who created him, and writing about everything from flying cars to space junk lasers.

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Internet giant Google gave out six awards at its annual developer conference, including one to Adelaide-based company Shifty Jelly for its Pocket Casts app.

Aussie app beats billion-dollar rival

A FOUR-PERSON Australian app company, based in Adelaide, claimed one of just six Google design awards — and you won’t believe who they beat.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA - MAY 28: Google vice president of product management Clay Bavor announces 'Jump' during the 2015 Google I/O conference on May 28, 2015 in San Francisco, California. The annual Google I/O conference runs through May 29. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images/AFP == FOR NEWSPAPERS, INTERNET, TELCOS & TELEVISION USE ONLY ==

How Google plans to run your life

UNLIMITED storage for your photos, net-connected appliances and smartphones that anticipate your needs. Google’s new conference has your future all mapped out.

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Business woman texting on her phone – outdoors

Time to switch? The big data giveaway

IN the market for a new phone plan? Prepare to be wooed. Australian telcos are launching unprecedented data allowances in a bid to win more customers.

Periscope - Twitter's new live streaming app

Twitter launches Periscope app for Android

TWITTER’S video-streaming app is finally coming to Google Android phones, just weeks after its major rival. Can Periscope double live video streams?

Google Glass

Google to reveal the future this week

NEW smart glasses, self-driving cars, phones you put together yourself, and software to run the Internet of Things could be on Google’s agenda later this week.

Sisters Arum, Soo, and Dawoon Kang, founders of dating app Coffee Meets Bagel, that launched in Sydney on May 26.

Tinder rival targets Sydneysiders

DESCRIBED as “the opposite of Tinder,” a new dating app delivers one match a day, lets users talk for a week, and plans to take over two Australian cities.

Hackers gain access to police account

HACKERS had “complete access” to the network of a Telstra company storing information for the Australian Federal Police and other agencies.

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TOKYO, JAPAN - APRIL 15: A 12 meter tall Godzilla replica head is seen through a ninth floor hotel room window at the Hotel Gracery Shinjuku on April 15, 2015 in Tokyo, Japan. The Godzilla replica, based on the original 1954 film is the main attraction of a new commercial complex containing a movie theatre, hotel and restaurants situated in the Kabukicho, red light district of Shinjuku and will be opened on April 17th. Along with the replica head the hotel also has six Godzilla view rooms with windows looking directly onto Godzilla, and one Godzilla themed room containing a man-sized Godzilla statue as well as a large Godzilla claw over the beds. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)

Dallas Buyers Club faces monster suit

THE film studio seeking to sue more than 4000 Australians is now facing its own monster lawsuit, as the makers of Godzilla take the company to court.

(FILES) This March 9, 2015 file shows an Apple employee demonstrating how to use an Apple Watch during an Apple media event at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, California. The Apple Watch is fueling the emerging smartwatch market and is expected to be the top seller in the segment for next few years, a market research report showed May 6, 2015. The IHS Technology report said the smartwatch market will grow to 101 million units by 2020 from just 3.6 million last year. AFP PHOTO / JOSH EDELSON

Why you should talk to your wrist

IT might look strange, but Google, Apple and Microsoft want you to chat to your smartwatch and hold conversations with your smartphone.

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Music prices halved amid Apple rumours

Music prices halved amid Apple rumours

THE price of music streaming is falling in Australia, with one player cutting its subscription price in half as rumours swirl that Apple will weigh in soon.

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