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Mobile's hot. White hot. We've written it and you know it. That's why we've created our own app for iPhone and Android devices so you can easily keep up with your technology news on the move.

When you download the new app, you can choose where you'd like to receive your technology content from: in your case, likely the land down under. The app will then provide you with the latest news, commentary and reviews just from Oz, with popular stories just a click away. But since we're a small world, you can also get the latest news from our US sister site as it breaks, with the touch of a tab.

You can also view our popular photo galleries and videos via the app — after all, what's the use of having those impressive handheld screens if you don't use them to their best advantage?

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So what are you waiting for? The app is available now for free, which can be downloaded from the Apple and Android app stores.

For those of you who don't want to get appy or have a different operating system, there's still the m.zdnet.com.au mobile site, which gives you ZDNet's content in a format that's easy to scroll, search and read.

Both our app and mobile site are just the beginning. Let us know what you think, what you'd like changed and what you'd like to see added.

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Glad you also included Androids, been a android user it's annoying when media make a big deal about a new app for showing their content but then when i search for it i realise it's only for Iphone. good work.

aforceaforce March 29th, 2011
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Hi aforce,

Glad you're happy. Enjoy the app.

Suzanne Tindal
News Editor.

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