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Big change coming to Apple Stores

Apple has announced a major shake-up of the way its devices are repaired with users now able to roll up their sleeves and attempt to fix their own products.

50 gadget tech guide right here

FULL LIST: Top 50 gadget gift mega guide

This is the ultimate guide to what Apple, Samsung, Microsoft and other tech giants have on offer this Christmas to help you decide what gadgets you need. See how they compare.

Ex-Apple worker reveals ‘secret iPhone tricks’

Ex-Apple worker reveals ‘secret iPhone tricks’

A former Apple employee has highlighted a host of iPhone tips and tricks that you probably didn‘t know about.

Apple responds to creepy design flaw

Apple responds to creepy design flaw

Apple has released a new feature for concerned users after copping criticism over its latest accessory, the AirTag.

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University of Adelaide quantum physics expert, Dr James Quach, has joined the university on a four-year fellowship, and plans to build the world’s first quantum battery with the potential for instantaneous charging. The Ramsay Fellowships are open to Australian citizens with a PhD or equivalent qualification in the natural sciences, with preference given to applicants aged 35 years and under. Supplied.

Uni leads charge to leave other batteries for dead

WHILE charge times of all our gizmos are making impressive stride — an University of Adelaide scientist has plans to make the world’s first battery that could leave those charge times for dead!

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Yep, those are all audio messages.

Annoying trend replacing texting

STILL sending text messages? You’re officially behind the times. In some circles, this new trend is considered a status symbol.

Google gets 90 days to fix ‘illegal’ Android phones

GOOGLE has been ordered to change the way it has been abusing its power over the mobile industry. It poses challenges for the tech giant and has serious effects for Android users.

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Is my smartphone spying on me?

EVER feel you’re being watched? Or overheard? You’re not alone. Plenty of Aussies are freaked out by targeted social media ads.

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One problem with almost perfect gadget

THESE headphones are about as good as it gets, leading the competition in sound quality, comfort and technology. There is just one thing holding them back.

The new Emojis set to come later this year. Picture: Apple

The Aussie emojis coming our way

ON World Emoji Day, Apple has announced more than 70 new emoji characters and symbols set to drop, and there are even a couple of nods to Australia.

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Apple co-founder Steve Jobs launched the first iPhone, which went on sale in the US on June 29, 2007.

Downside of Steve Jobs legacy we forget

THE iPhone in Australia turned 10 this week, but there’s a growing problem with Steve Jobs’ most famous creation.

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Two girls hide their faces after being called out for ugly, racist comments on a Melbourne tram.

Girls hide as racist Melbourne tram rant exposed

TWO Melbourne girls targeted an Asian man on a tram. But the tables turned quickly when a former ADF member stepped in.

Drivers Texting and on a phone call while driving on our roads in Brisbane. Saturday March 24, 2018. (AAP image, John Gass)

The tech fix to deadly road ‘epidemic’

THERE’S one road rule we’re probably all guilty of breaking from time to time. But something desperately needs to change.

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Canon PIXMA iP100 computer printer.

Device that continues to baffle mankind

WE HAVE put a man on the moon and connected every person on the planet. But still there is one frontier that the greatest minds are yet to conquer.

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