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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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pic shows left Maddi Vantarakis and Zoe Keigtley on their phones browsing online next to theTelstra phone box in Swanston st . Telstra has rolled out free wi fi on their phone boxes across the state.

Biggest Aussie wi-fi network’s catch

AUSTRALIA’S largest wi-fi network will be turned on next week by Telstra for the first time, but there’s a catch that not all users may like.

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FILE - In this May 15, 2015 file photo, Taylor Swift performs at Rock in Rio USA at the MGM Resorts Festival Grounds in Las Vegas. Apple's abrupt about-face on paying royalties for songs during a three-month free-trial period for its new music service was a symbolic victory for superstar Swift and other artists, and a shrewd business move by Apple, at a time when the streaming phenomenon is causing major changes in the music industry. Apple had already agreed to share revenue from the new Apple Music service once users start paying a $10-a-month subscription fee for the service, which it plans to launch June 30, 2015. (Photo by John Davisson/Invision/AP, File)

Apple Music’s one core flaw

APPLE Music may not be the record industry’s saviour when it launches next week, with experts saying it misses one big feature that its rivals deliver.

Jawbone's Up2 fitness tracker replaces its Up24 device in a form that is 45 per cent smaller.

Track your sleep, steps and shots

FITNESS technology continues to race ahead, with new gadgets now launching to track your tennis shots, your deep sleep, and even cut your golfing handicap.

Australian retailers predict drones, like this model from Parrot, will be popular this Christmas.

Xmas six months away but this is hot

IT is still six months’ away and already retailers are predicting the hot gift of Christmas 2015. Its price has fallen sharply yet it does come with a warning.

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Apple MacBook Pro with a 13-inch display and a Force Touch trackpad

Apple newest MacBook uses ‘the Force’

APPLE wants you to poke its newest notebook, which has special force sensors, more speed and battery life. We assess how the new computer compares to others.

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At $1000 and with 70mm drivers, Sony's MDR-Z7 headphones are designed for audiophiles.

How to future-proof your lounge room

CURVED screens are overthrowing tube TVs and wireless surround-sound systems have killed big speaker boxes. Here are five top gadgets to update your lounge room.

Motorola has announced Moto 360, an Android Wear powered smartwatch.

Australia tells the world where to go

GOOGLE Maps is coming to a wrist near you and they are coming via Sydney as Australians lead the way in mapping technology.

Facebook still demands to see your ID

Facebook still demands to see your ID

Facebook is still suspending accounts and demanding to see users’ ID despite apologising over its controversial ‘authentic name’ policy.

The Samsung Portable SSD T1 storage device weighs just 30g and is similar to a credit card in size.

5 highly evolved computer accessories

SOME of the best computer accessories do not look like you’d expect. We review five must-have peripherals, some of which are pocket-friendly.

LG UF850T 65-inch Ultra High-Definition television released in 2015.

Buying a TV? Remember to upscale

WITH 4K content in short supply, LG promises its latest televisions can make more of broadcast shows. We put a 65-inch monster to the test.

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