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Apple solves infuriating iPhone problem

Apple solves infuriating iPhone problem

Apple is rolling out an update for iPhones that’ll fix one of its most irritating issues, adding the ability to use Face ID while wearing a mask.

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Hidden iPhone button no one knows about

The little known ‘Back Tap’ feature is hidden deeply in settings but once in use it’s extremely functional.

iPhone settings everyone should fix

iPhone settings everyone should fix

Protect your personal data on your iPhone by making these simple changes to your privacy settings.

‘Mind-blowing’ feature of new earbuds

‘Mind-blowing’ feature of new earbuds

They look like an average pair of earbuds with a regular charging case, but a hidden feature has got one tech reviewer very excited.

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Apple iPad Pros are displayed after an event announcing new products Tuesday Oct. 30, 2018, in the Brooklyn borough of New York. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)

Internet divided over iPhone ‘clue’

APPLE has released new laptops and revamped its iPad – but does the new range hold a clue about the future of the iPhone?

Nixon Symons 4 and his friend Kiera Pledger 4 have some fun on a learning App. Under fives are being bombarded with advertising, some of it for an adult market, in their educational numbers or letters apps and it is likely stunting their play and creativity. Pics Adam Head

Hidden danger in our preschoolers’ apps

SCREEN addiction isn’t the only concern with young children and their mobile apps, a new study has found.

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Insane feature on top Chinese phone

THIS flagship mobile has a never-before-seen feature that is changing the smartphone game. It’s one of the best phones of 2018.

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Customer anger over Telstra outage

TELSTRA users have vented their frustration after the telco confirmed it was experiencing issues affecting its cloud services.

NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 30: Tim Cook, CEO of Apple unveils a new MacBook Air during a launch event at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on October 30, 2018 in New York City. Apple also debuted a new Mac Mini and iPad Pro. Stephanie Keith/Getty Images/AFP == FOR NEWSPAPERS, INTERNET, TELCOS & TELEVISION USE ONLY ==

Apple reveals new ‘laptop killer’

APPLE has launched a new-look range of hi-tech iPads and Macs in what the company calls its “biggest change” to date.

This Friday, Oct. 26, 2018, photo shows the Red Hydrogen One smartphone in New York. The new Hydrogen One has a holographic screen that produces 3-D visuals without needing special glasses. It is launching with two major movies converted to this format and allows users to create and share their own videos shot with the phone. (AP Photo/Richard Drew)

World’s first holographic phone

AN UNLIKELY entrant into the smartphone market has launched a device with an innovative holographic screen.

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Things you can’t put in your bin anymore

AN Australian state is changing the rules on what you can chuck in your household bin amid calls to address a growing problem.

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This Monday, Oct. 22, 2018, photo shows the iPhone XR, left, that has a single lens, and the iPhone XS Max that has two lenses, in New York. (AP Photo/Richard Drew)

New iPhone hits Australian stores

APPLE’S latest iPhone becomes available today and there’s plenty to like about the company’s more affordable smartphone.

Apple iPad users can write on the tablets with an Apple Pencil.

New iPads may deliver hefty costs

A MAJOR change to Apple iPads could deliver hidden extra costs for users, and the redesign is all but confirmed by analysts.

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Laptops have a completely new look

HP HAS launched a bunch of new portable PC devices and a unique leather-clad range puts a big emphasise on fashion and stylish design.

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