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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA- NewsWire Photos MAY 29 2021: Victorian Health Minister, Martin Foley provides a coronavirus update. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Sarah Matray

‘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.

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Incredible feature in new Apple device

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.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos JANUARY, 19, 2021: Police officers seen on Sydney's North Shore on duty, in Sydney, Australia. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gaye Gerard

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

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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Photo of 2017 Mazda CX-9

Mazda’s $70K SUV flagship is up in the rarefied air

The CX-9 sets the family SUV standard but the plush Azami, with petrol engine and all-wheel drive, faces strong rivals from Honda, Skoda and the Koreans

Generic image of handing over the cash in Australian currency

The apps to make easy extra cash

IF YOU need a little extra cash, here’s four easy ways to make money by simply using your smartphone.

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Google Home promo.Photo of Charlie Starling (6) and Lexi Starling (2) with the new device.Photo by Richard Gosling

Smart devices will run most homes

FORGET looking up calendars and flipping through recipe books: smart speakers are ready to do your bidding. And most homes will use one by 2022.

PALO ALTO, CA - NOVEMBER 03: The new iPhone X is displayed at an Apple Store on November 3, 2017 in Palo Alto, California. The highly anticipated iPhone X went on sale around the world today. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images/AFP == FOR NEWSPAPERS, INTERNET, TELCOS & TELEVISION USE ONLY ==

Child hacks mum’s iPhone Face ID

APPLE says there’s only a one in a million chance of its new Face ID technology being tricked. This kid must be the one.

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Maybe Apple's FaceID isn't that secure after all.

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.

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AUGMENTED REALITY Edinburgh, UK - July 18, 2016: Closeup of a man holding a Samsung S6 smartphone, playing Pokemon Go with the game's augmented reality superimposing a character onto the pavement surface, as a person approaches in the distance. Image: iStock For Study Options 2017 feature

Pokemon Go follow up is creating a stir

REMEMBER when everyone went crazy about Pokemon Go? The company behind it is working on a new game that could be even bigger.

Footage shows what it is like to be swallowed by lava

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.

LONDON, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 03: A customer poses with an iPhone X as he purchases one upon its release in the U.K, on November 3, 2017 in London, England. The iPhone X is positioned as a high-end, model intended to showcase advanced technologies such as wireless charging, OLED display, dual cameras and a face recognition unlock system. (Photo by Carl Court/Getty Images)

iPhone X’s cold weather defect

APPLE has responded after iPhone X users claim their device stops working properly in the cold.

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Amazon Echo Alexa. David and Emily Bain with their son Liam 20mths at home with the Amazon Echo Alexa device. Picture : Ian Currie

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.

This undated image courtesy of Snap Inc. shows the company's Spectacles video-catching sunglasses. Snapchat announced on September 24, 2016, it will launch a line of sunglasses, a spin on Glass eyewear abandoned by Google more than a year ago. The California-based company said in an online post that its Spectacles will be

Snapchat loses $50 million on glasses

SNAP INC. has been trying to sell smart glasses that retain for over $200. It’s disappointing quarterly report suggests it’s not going well.

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