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Jennifer Dudley-NicholsonNational technology editor

Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson is the national technology editor for News Corp. She covers everything from folding smartphones, wearable tech and smart fridges to privacy issues, broadband infrastructure, and social media regulation. Highlights from her career of more than 20 years at News Corp and The Courier-Mail include interviewing two members of the Buffy cast, attending one of Steve Jobs’ famous presentations, playing Super Mario with the man who created him, and writing about everything from flying cars to space junk lasers.

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Nicholas Fung, Yuko Teauka and Trent Fung of 3VOLV on his motorised skateboard. Pic Peter Wallis

Dreaming of a hoverboard Xmas

MOTORISED skateboards are shaping up as a hot item this Christmas but Aussie laws could stop you from taking them on the road.

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Gold Coast sisters Charli and Ashlee Kelly from the hit YouTube series Charlie's Crafty Kitchen will appear on YouTube's Kids app when it launches in Australia.

YouTube app for techy two-year-olds

Get ready to hand your phone to a two-year-old: Google launches a YouTube Kids app for Australian children today, with content from local YouTube stars.

Apple employee Nicole Pritchett putting the finishing touches to the stock at the new Apple store at Macarthur Chambers in Edward Street Brisbane. Pics Tim Marsden

How to borrow Apple products for free

APPLE is going all out this Christmas, quietly introducing their returns policy and a speedy turnaround for in-store pick-ups.

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Cortana in Halo 4

Microsoft Cortana now dinky-di Aussie

MICROSOFT wants you to talk to your computer but it admits its freshly minted Aussie voice assistant might not always understand what you’re saying.

The small remote pregnancy monitor developed by RMIT University student Sarah Heimeier has been chosen as a finalist in the Hills Young Australian Design Awards. Pic: supplied

Wearable tech lifeline for mothers

AN Australian-made wearable gadget promising to change the way pregnant women get healthcare has just claimed a national award.

Apple will release its 12.9-inch iPad Pro in November, along with a stylus called the Pencil and a Smart Keyboard.

Apple iPad Pro: Is bigger better?

APPLE will launch its biggest iPad ever this week, with a screen big enough for two tablets. But is the iPad Pro for everyone? We review the 12.9-inch beast.

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Sony Xperia smartphones. Picture: Sony

10 reasons to ditch Apple for Android

NEED a reason to go Google? We pitted Android against Apple and can name 10 reasons why you should ditch the iPhone.

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Microsoft's first laptop, the Surface Book, will be sold in its Sydney flagship store.

Microsoft’s first laptop: what you get

AFTER three years talking down the laptop computer, Microsoft has created its own. But the Surface Book, out tomorrow, is not a typical computer.

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Gear S2. Picture: Samsung

The 5 smartest smartwatches to watch

SMARTWATCHES are smarter than ever and this year’s Christmas crop have lots of functions, are easy to use, and some even look like real wristwatches.

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An iPhone 6S Plus is seen at the Apple retail store in Palo Alto, California September 25, 2015. ARM Holdings, the British chip designer whose technology powers Apple's iPhone, beat market expectations with a 27 percent rise in third-quarter profit and said it was confident it could keep outperforming rivals. ARM's low-power processor designs are used in nearly all smartphones and it has consistently outperformed the market as it has found new uses for its technology, such as tablets. REUTERS/Robert Galbraith

Android v iPhone: 10 reasons to pick Apple

WE’VE tested them both. Here are 10 reasons you should ditch your Google phone and switch to an iPhone right now.

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