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Andrew Forrest pictured along Swan River, Perth WA. Forrest has written a letter to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg criticising his lack of action over fake ads. PHOTO: MARIE NIRME

‘Squander a decade’: Warning to billionaire

A climate celebrity has declared a powerful Aussie has made the country “drink the kool-aid” over his energy plan.

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‘Unbelievable’ feature of new Apple watch

The new Apple Watch Ultra doesn’t come cheap but there’s a reason why this watch might be about to become a favourite.

New feelings feature on the SpaceTalk Adventurer smart watch for kids.

New smartwatch can sense your kids’ feelings

Parents can now monitor the wellbeing of their kids and gauge how they are feeling with real-time emotion updates through a child-friendly smart watch.

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The internet was baffled over what the woman in Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller's

Internet baffled by item in really old painting

The woman’s head is down and her eyes glued to what’s held in her hands. It’s a scene we see countless times a day. But in 1860?

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BERLIN, GERMANY - SEPTEMBER 16: A visitor tries out an Apple iPhone 7 on the first day of sales of the new phone at the Berlin Apple store on September 16, 2016 in Berlin, Germany. The new phone comes in two sizes, one with a 4.7 inch display, the other with a 5.5 inch display. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

Aussies suing Apple for dodgy practice

TWO Aussie law firms consider launching a class action against Apple for intentionally slowing down old iPhones, asking users to come forward.

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Supplied photo for Home Front in HS Realestate/Home Living on 21OCT17 Appy days Ikea has taken big steps in the augmented- reality world with an exciting new app designed to close the gap between imagination and reality. Ikea Place is a ground-breaking home-furnishing app that allows you to accurately and virtually place furniture in your home. From sofas and lamps to rugs and tables, all the products are 3D and true to scale so you can make sure they’re just the right size and design for your space. The app can be downloaded at the App Store. ikea.com.au

Top 10 technology trends of 2018

TECHNOLOGY will run your life like never before this year, automatically setting dinner dates and driving you there.

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Telcos reveal plans for NYE onslaught

TELSTRA has new data predictions for how many texts and calls will be made, as Optus and Vodafone expect revellers to be using data more than ever.

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FILE - In this Sept. 15, 2017, file photo, the camera, upper left, of an iPhone 8 Plus is displayed in New York. Apple has been known to announce its new iPhone installments at the companyâ€™s annual keynote in September. Usually, the unveiling is followed by a drop in prices on the current phones in anticipation of the new models making September a good month to shop for iPhones. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File)

Apple sorry for slowing down old iPhones

APPLE has released a statement apologising to it’s customers after it was revealed that software updates slow down older iPhone models.

BioConnected HR+ biosensing ear phones

The $299 Australian gadget you need

GOT plans to get back into shape after New Year’s celebrations? Then you might want to take a look at this $299 gadget developed right here in Australia.

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WhatsApp won’t work on these phones

WHATSAPP will no longer support some phones by the New Year, forcing millions of people to upgrade their handset if they want to use it.

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iPhone X gadget review for Scene.

The big problem with the iPhone X

IT was meant to be the smartphone that changed the way we communicate forever. But it appears Apple’s iPhone X has hit a wall.

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An Apple iPhone with a broken screen. for GCB digital life.

Apple sued over slow phones

ROTTEN Apple? The tech giant is facing multiple lawsuits after admitting some of its software updates deliberately slowed down the performance of its older-model iPhones.

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An Apple employee demonstrates the Animoji feature on the new iPhone X at the Apple Store Union Square on November 3, 2017, in San Francisco, California. Apple's flagship iPhone X hits stores around the world as the company predicts bumper sales despite the handset's eye-watering price tag, and celebrates a surge in profits. / AFP PHOTO / Elijah Nouvelage

Is the iPhone X racist?

APPLE has come under fire following numerous complaints from Chinese users who claim the iPhone X face recognition can’t tell them apart.

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29/9/17 Headphone promo for marketing with cabaret performer Michael Griffiths at home.

Headphones come with a warning

BEFORE you rush out and buy your loved ones (or perhaps yourself) some new headphones for Christmas, you may want to read this.

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