‘No’: Savage dig at press conference
Victoria’s health Minister had a blunt reply when answering a question about the federal government’s COVIDSafe app.
Gadgets
Incredible feature in new Apple device
This tablet on “steroids” is nothing like your parents’ old iPad, and the really incredible thing is it’s thinner than the new iPhone.
Suburb harassed by fake cops
Residents in one Sydney suburb have been harassed by fake police officers who threaten them with being arrested or slapped with a fine.
Hacking fears prompt big iPhone update
A major security concern is among the reasons why Apple iPhone users are urged to install the new software update, with cyber attacks on the rise.
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Say goodbye to cracked screens
IF YOU are constantly dropping your phone then we have some good news for you — researchers may have discovered a way to make smartphone screens smash-proof.
Wireless earphones under $200
CHRISTMAS is fast approaching, which means you could be searching for gift ideas. Here are three options that won’t break the bank.
Drones take photos to a new high
DRONES are changing photography and you can expect to see plenty overhead as they become one of the hottest Christmas gifts on Aussie shopping lists.
The Cabbage Patch Kid is back with a twist
THEY were popular in the 80s — and now they’ve been upgraded. The new Cabbage Patch Kid has had a makeover, and is set to rival other robotic toys this Christmas featuring AI.
‘You’re rolling the dice every time’
GETTING access to Wi-Fi when you are travelling can be expensive. But using free public Wi-Fi comes with a huge risk.
iPhone X ‘too expensive and too fragile’
A HIGHLY respected consumer watchdog publication in the US has concluded the new top end iPhone is overpriced and overly prone to getting damaged.
iPhone hack could save your kid’s life
THE latest iOS for iPhone has an important safety feature built in that every kid (and their parents) needs to know about.
What the first ever text message said
IT has been 25 years since the first text message was ever sent. It might not have had GIFs or emojis, but it did have good old fashioned words. Here is what the first ever message said.
The Xmas gifts changing childhood
ALMOST half of all Aussie parents are weighing up whether to give their kids a smartphone this Christmas. But how young is too young, and what rules should you put in place?
Canon’s ploy to get you snapping
CAMERA makers are taking over islands, hiring helicopters, and employing scuba gear to keep photographers inspired.
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