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Windows 10: Microsoft's universal system for an increasingly mobile world

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imageWindows 10, a bit of the new, a bit of the old.Microsoft

With Windows 10, Microsoft is trying to turn the tide against the proliferation of operating systems across desktops, servers, tablets and smartphones by creating a single operating system that will run on them all.

Currently the world’s billions of Windows users are spread across its...

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Players may have to act on racist attack against Goodes: Soutphommasane

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imageRace Discrimination Commissioner Tim Soutphommasane said the booing of Goodes, which was racist, had gone too far and was damaging not just the game but also our society.Dave Hunt/AAP

Race Discrimination Commissioner Tim Soutphommasane has said that if the vilification of Adam Goodes does not stop, players may have to take matter “into their...

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Wong-Bernardi debate puts four myths about marriage on show

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imageSenators Cory Bernardi and Penny Wong faced off in a debate on same-sex marriage on Wednesday.AAP/Stefan Postles

The same-sex marriage debate between senators Cory Bernardi and Penny Wong at the National Press Club exposed four myths about marriage that have plagued recent debates worldwide.

The Press Club debate was framed in terms of social...

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  1. Sustainable oil from algae: the technology is ready, but what about the politics?
  2. Don't expect the Lord Sewel story to prompt constitutional change
  3. Startling new concessions made by Syria's desperate president
  4. The sharing economy could end capitalism – but that's not all
  5. Is the NHS under threat from free trade?
  6. Hard Evidence: are universities strapped for cash?
  7. The Beatles, Help! and the creation of the modern British man
  8. Is Britain braced for a brazen raid on pensions and savings?
  9. Consumers in Asia buy luxuries for different reasons to the West
  10. Policing parenting: is the Family Court going to punish you for having a drink?
  11. Why we need to tread carefully in drawing up human rights rules for business
  12. In free speech debates, consider Christianity's history of liberalism
  13. Why local content in Africa's extractive sector won't work without home grown human capital
  14. Poaching prompts a review of Africa's transfrontier parks
  15. Booing Adam Goodes – racism is in the stitching of the AFL
  16. Friend or foe: what the shape of your face says about you
  17. Modifying student loan system could ensure access for all students
  18. Why, among so many issues, Bronwyn Bishop's helicopter trip gets our attention
  19. Let's give feral cats their citizenship
  20. Graduating into a weak job market: why so many grads can't find work
  21. Why Australia's war on bikies will inevitably end in failure
  22. The Down Under book and film remind us our copyright law's still unfair for artists
  23. Let's talk about sex over 60: condoms, casual partners and the ageing body
  24. Africa needs more infrastructure investment that boosts long-term jobs growth
  25. Getting free trade right can be good for workers and exporters
  26. US–Turkey cooperation on ISIS is bad news for Kurds
  27. How Boston 2024's Olympics bid could have been saved
  28. Dr Seuss, Dr King and the Scourge of Posthumous Works
  29. Temptation and exercise. How apps can help you make commitments you can't refuse
  30. Whatever our emotions tell us, not all whaling is the same
  31. Hactivists aren't terrorists – but US prosecutors make little distinction
  32. How Peru's drug trade is threatening its economic growth
  33. Animal research: varying standards are leading to bad science
  34. Cracking down on food waste means paying attention to sell-by dates
  35. How to respond to an allegation of sexual assault
  36. Inside Out and the democracy of the modern mind
  37. Our lip-reading technology promises to make hearing aids more human
  38. Abbott should say what he intends on same-sex marriage
  39. Half of biomedical research studies don't stand up to scrutiny – and what we need to do about that
  40. Why 50 Cent won't beat the revenge porn rap by crying bankruptcy
  41. Want more innovation? Try connecting the dots between engineering and humanities
  42. Racing the melt: the quest for heat-resistant chocolate
  43. Despite research breakthroughs, an anti-aging pill is still a long way off
  44. Four challenges we have to crack before immune therapy can revolutionize how we fight cancer
  45. Hepatitis B in Africa: the challenges in controlling the scourge
  46. Three reasons why Russia should not be called the greatest threat to the USA
  47. Why the case against designer babies falls apart
  48. The new tattoo: is body branding legal?
  49. Life in Squares: how the radical Bloomsbury Group fares on screen
  50. Are robot surgeons in the operating theatre as safe as they could be?
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