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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.

Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson

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DRIP PRICING .. photo of a couple with bags at an airport

4 things missing from your suitcase

These items are worth their weight at check-in. If you haven’t packed these for your next holiday, you’re doing it all wrong.

Woman sitting on suitcase full of clothes.

Simple hack solves biggest packing problem

It really is this easy. We’ve got you sorted when it comes to packing for your next holiday and the best bit, it’s completely free.

Woman in airplane, wearing headphones. Picture: iStockTravel wisdom headphones, Jennifer Dudley

Do these actually make flying better?

They were created for pilots until passengers started to take notice. So are they really worth packing in your carry-on?

Google has taken its StreetView cameras to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park in the Northern Territory to make the journey available for anyone to view online.

What Google couldn’t capture at Uluru

You can now tour Australia’s most sacred site from behind your computer screen – but experts say no virtual reality experience can replace visiting Uluru.

GROWING PAINS: Wait for NBN rollout continues

GROWING PAINS: Wait for NBN rollout continues

THE Clarence Valley still has to wait until at least January before construction will start on the National Broadband Network’s fibre to the node system.

Customers return their Samsung Note 7 mobile phones at a dealership in Seoul on October 13, 2016. South Korea's central bank cut its growth outlook for next year to 2.8 percent in the wake of Samsung Electronics' damaging recall crisis and its impact on the economy. / AFP PHOTO / YONHAP / yonhap / REPUBLIC OF KOREA OUT NO ARCHIVES RESTRICTED TO SUBSCRIPTION USE

Samsung to relaunch fiery Note 7

SAMSUNG’S fiery phone could be back on the market within weeks but new Note 7 devices will come with a safety promise and a big discount.

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(FILES) This file photo taken on August 27, 2012 shows an employee shows an Apple's iPhone 4s (L) and a Samsung's Galaxy S3 (R) at a mobile phone shop in Seoul. The epic patent clash between Apple and Samsung went before the US Supreme Court on October 11, 2016, as the smartphone giants debated the value of design in a case with major implications for the technology sector. The eight justices on the top court appeared divided on how to resolve the complex dispute over damages the South Korean smartphone giant owes Apple for copying key design features of the iPhone. / AFP PHOTO / JUNG YEON-JE

Galaxy S8+ vs. iPhone 7 Plus

NOW Samsung’s Galaxy S8 and S8+ are official, how do they stack up against Apple’s iPhone 7 and 7 Plus? We break it down.

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The new Samsung Galaxy S8. Picture: Supplied

Samsung claws its way back to the top

REVIEW: The hero features of Samsung’s new Galaxy S8+ and S8 phones are the screens and accessories — but there are trade-offs.

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Young woman sitting on the airplane using a tablet.

Foxtel, Netflix join Wi-Fi in the sky

Internet connections are coming to Qantas flights and it’s not just about around-the-clock emails. You’ll be able to stream movies and TV shows on demand.

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President-elect Donald Trump responds to supporters during a rally in Fayetteville, N.C., Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2016. (AP Photo/Gerry Broome)

The Donald trumps Aussie pollies

AUSTRALIANS feel more compelled to talk about Trump than Turnbull, according to Facebook, along with shark attacks and rare Pokemon.

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