Huge AI washer, dryer even takes a phone call
It’s the AI powered washing machine and dryer that will take a phone call, turn your TV off and even automatically open its door so your clothes don’t get smelly. But it comes with a hefty price tag.
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‘Rock ’n’ roll’ president’s wild link to INXS
A guitar-playing president loves Australia so much that he almost joined one of the nation’s most iconic rock bands.
Australia reacts to Bunnings bombshell
An expert has explained why using facial recognition technology is concerning despite the “legitimate concerns” of crime prevention.
Scam warning ahead of Black Friday sales
Australia Post says consumers need to be on guard for scams as Black Friday sales ramp up and criminals target unsuspecting victims.
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Thousands of phones won’t work tomorrow
Thousands of Aussies are scrambling to get their phones upgraded before Telstra and Optus switch off their 3G networks.
Aussie’s bid to dominate music industry
Australia’s only ASX-listed music company holds plenty of ambition, taking on every element of the lucrative industry in a bid to reach 1 billion fans.
‘Ridiculous’: Fury at Telstra, millions hit
Telstra users are up in arms over “ridiculous” increases to their phone bill, as the telco prepares for the long-awaited closure of one of its services.
The tiny tech with a huge Aussie price tag
It’s the super comfortable technology that you might not even remember you’re wearing but it comes with a hefty price tag per centimetre.
Warning over teen social media link
Fresh research revealed in parliament suggests a link between time spent on social media use and mental health in Aussie teens.
Warning over teen social media link
Fresh research revealed in parliament suggests a link between time spent on social media use and mental health in Aussie teens.
iPhone app data ‘inadmissible’ in murder trial
The ruling comes despite police claiming the step data proves the accused was in the vicinity of the victim during the time of the murder.
‘Exhausting’: Why parents need help in mobile war with kids
It’s the biggest cause of arguments between parents and kids — how much time they spend scrolling on their phones — which is why it’s time the Government stepped up and helped, argues Julie Cross.
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