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Gen Zers are obsessed with flip phones. Picture: TikTok

‘Never go back’: Gen Z’s weird new obsession

A bizarre new trend has seen Gen Zers become obsessed with a classic Millennial item – and you probably have one stashed away in your junk drawer.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NCA NewsWire Photos NOVEMBER, 20, 2020: A security camera at the family home where Melissa Caddick was last seen at Dover Heights in Sydney. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Joel Carrett

Chinese cams found in government buildings

Chinese-owned surveillance technology has been operational in key government buildings, which has been called a “huge national security concern”.

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‘Terrifying’ truth behind award-winning snap

This winning photo in an Australian photography competition is literally unreal – and seriously “scary”.

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‘Insane’: Huge Samsung phone announcement

Samsung has unveiled three new flagship smartphones at their Unpacked event and they have some pretty impressive features.

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Melbourne case study for digital distraction story. ; Sarah Scales, 24, she works in retail and isn't allowed to have her phone on the floor of the store while working. Picture: Tony Gough

Shock cost of Aussies addicted to social media at work

AUSTRALIANS are costing the economy and their employers billions of dollars due to an addiction to smartphones and social media that eats into their work hours.

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Is my smartphone spying on me?

EVER feel you’re being watched? Or overheard? You’re not alone. Plenty of Aussies are freaked out by targeted social media ads.

Canon will open its first 'experience store' in Melbourne.

Canon tests new shop on Aussies

BUDDING photographers will be able to pick up a camera and snap away at a world-first photographic ‘experience store’ being trialled in Melbourne.

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Chairman of Huawei Technologies Australia John Lord speaking on 'Is Australia ready for the smart China reality? at the National Press Club in Canberra. Picture Kym Smith

Why Huawei is so controversial

HUAWEI’S CEO has rejected suggestions that the company’s products are spying on us, saying in three decades there has not been a shred of evidence. But here’s what you should know about the Chinese tech giant.

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Help for frustrated telco customers

IRATE telco customers fed up with outages and streaming problems will have their complaints fast tracked under a new system designed to resolve issues more quickly.

Concept vehicles for Uber's flying car project, UberAIR.

Aussie cities in battle for Uber’s ‘flying cars’

FLYING vehicles you can summon with a smartphone could become a reality within five years as Uber eyes off Sydney and Melbourne as potential testing locations.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook speaks in front of images of the Apple Watch during an announcement of new products at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference Monday, June 4, 2018, in San Jose, Calif. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez)

Apple’s most expensive product will be obsolete

IT was launched with great fanfare just three years ago. But the deluxe Apple Watch Edition will officially become obsolete later this year.

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A man takes a photo before the start of Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) at the San Jose Convention Centerin San Jose, California on Monday, June 04, 2018. / AFP PHOTO / Josh Edelson

‘Shutting that down’: Apple’s shot at FB

THIS morning’s huge Apple announcement included a bunch of new software features, but there was a notable hole in the tech giant’s latest offerings.

A man takes a photo before the start of Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) at the San Jose Convention Centerin San Jose, California on Monday, June 04, 2018. / AFP PHOTO / Josh Edelson

Apple’s new features: everything you need to know

THE 2018 Apple world conference included a bevy of epic new software announcements, but there was a notable hole in the tech giant’s latest offerings.

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Fitbit forced to extend warranty

FITNESS firm Fitbit has been forced to change its product warranty after users complained faulty devices weren’t being fixed unless they malfunctioned within a month of purchase.

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