Officeworks halts popular Apple product
Safety concerns for children have prompted Officeworks to suspend the sale of a wildly popular new Apple product just weeks after it was released.
Gadgets
Telstra fined $1.5m for number fail
Telstra has been slapped with a $1.5m fine for failing to do this for customers during the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic.
Hidden features added to your iPhone
Apple’s latest iPhone update means there are now a string of surprisingly handy new features on your mobile.
Tech gadgets Aussies are most obsessed with
Australians now have more than 21 million smartphones, and our love affair with gadgets will only continue to grow. Here are the tech items we’re flocking to.
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Smart devices will run most homes
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Child hacks mum’s iPhone Face ID
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iPhone X’s Face ID tricked by mask
APPLE said the Face ID feature has a one in 1,000,000 chance of being beaten, but a mask using common materials costing less than $200 has shown otherwise.
Pokemon Go follow up is creating a stir
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What it’s like to be swallowed by lava
FOOTAGE from a GoPro has captured the moment it was completely consumed by lava and somehow came out still working.
iPhone X’s cold weather defect
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How Aussies are beating tech restrictions
AUSTRALIANS are still being cheated out of some of the world’s best technology but some consumers are fighting back, and importing gadgets themselves.
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