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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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Philips Sound launches Fidelio NC1 headphones with Active Noise Cancellation

Five ways to tune out the world

THE world can be a noisy place. Fight back with these wireless, noise-cancelling, sweat-resistant, travel-friendly, and bass-heavy headphones.

02/04/2011 NEWS: Retro television set. TV. Generic image. Pic. Thinkstock Supplied /

Buses are the new lounge rooms

A NEW survey reveals just how many of us are tuning in to our favourite TV shows on our daily commute, using phones and tablets.

LG's UF850T television, released in April 2015.

TVs to get better, choice harder

New televisions will be clearer than ever this year but the choice of which model may be anything but as consumers face hard choices in stores.

Samsung to unveil a host of futuristic innovations at CES2015 Samsung Electronics showcased its leadership in futuristic consumer electronics setting up a booth in the floor area of 2,600㎡ or 790 pyung at CES 2015 on the 6th the local time. Its latest SUHD TV will be greeting visitors pushing the boundary of a display. The IoT booth at the center connected to home electronics and cars as a whole will present the safer and easier lifestyle in the future, offering a glimpse of new lifestyle with ultimate IoT applications in daily lives.

Big bright future for the small screen

BIGGER and brighter TVs are coming to Australian lounge rooms this month, but consumers will have to pick a side in a fierce television technology war.

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This publicity image released by the Toronto International Film Festival shows Matthew McConaughey in a scene from

Australia, you have a problem

AUSTRALIA is one of the biggest nations of movie pirates in the world, but analysts say the film industry is its own worst enemy.

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HONG KONG - APRIL 01: Celebrity model Amanda S. at the Samsung new products press conference at Hullett House in Tsim Sha Tsui District on April 1, 2015 in Hong Kong. Samsung held a press conference to introduce their new products Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge in Hong Kong, which they descirbe as the most advanced mobiles on the market. They will be available on April 10. (Photo by Anthony Kwan/Anthony Kwan/Getty Images for Samsung)

Can Samsung win over iPhone fans?

Samsung’s Galaxy S6 smartphones, out this week, offer a complete redesign. But will it be enough to make Apple loyalists dump their iPhones?

EMBARGOED TIL 12.01 WEDNESDAY 1 APRIL 2015 ... The Microsoft Surface 3 tablet. Picture: Supplied

Microsoft throws Apple a curve ball

COMPETITION in tablets is about to step up a gear with Microsoft revealing a new model that is cheaper than the Apple iPad, lighter, and better connected.

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LG 77-inch Flexible 4K OLED TV / approx. $25,000 / lg.com.au LG is backing OLED, or organic light-emitting diode screens, as the television technology of the future. In addition to six OLED TVs, the company showed off this hero model at CES, a 77-inch OLED TV with a screen that can change from flat to curved with the press of a button. LG says the TV will cost about $25,000 when it launches in Australia, and could be a solution for high-end TV buyers who cannot decide between screen formats.

Sorry Australia, you’ll have to wait

DEMAND for LG’s top-of-the-range TVs has been so strong overseas that Australians have been warned they will have to wait longer for the fancy new sets.

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Will Samsung’s flagship phone upset Apple?

SAMSUNG’S flagship smartphone may look like an Apple iPhone but can the metal and glass handset copy its success? We review the Galaxy S6 Edge.

Britax E-Brake stroller with touch-sensitive, electronic braking.

The pram that stops babies before tracks

An Australian invention that could save babies’ lives is being rolled out in a new stroller, the latest addition to a growing range of child-focused technology.

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