Phone found in raid could be deadly weapon
Police conducting a raid have found what at first appears to be a phone but what is potentially concealing a firearm.
Gadgets
iPhone trick solves annoying issue in seconds
It’s a common problem that all iPhone users face and it really eats up storage – but there’s an easy fix.
iPhone sells for record-breaking $92k
One lucky bidder has paid a hefty sum – more than 100 times its original retail price – for a first-generation iPhone from 2007
‘Covert’: Top-secret Apple project revealed
Apple is reportedly working on a groundbreaking smartwatch feature – so top-secret it has been given its own code name.
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iPhone 12 Mini review: Too Small?
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What’s missing in Apple’s new MacBook laptop
It boasts a new M1 chip and extra battery life. But fans of Apple will be disappointed that the new MacBook Pro is lacking one key feature.
Smart speaker sales to boom this Christmas
They’re getting smaller, cheaper and smarter: smart speaker sales are set to soar, led by Apple’s HomePod Mini.
Drones to watch NSW beaches from today
Drones will begin monitoring Sydney’s beaches from today to enforce social distancing, monitor visitors and help residents avoid overcrowding.
How a watch is saving women’s lives
New technology developed to help women experiencing domestic violence is giving victims an added layer of security, and their abusers more scrutiny.
Big change coming to how you shop
Using sanitising wipes to clean your shopping trolley could become a thing of the past now that a South Australian supermarket has achieved a nationwide first.
How you can stick it to Telstra, Optus
Aussies are paying a price for their loyalty to the main telcos, but there’s an easy way to get back at them.
Bizarre restriction of $9000 camera
The camera will probably sell itself on name alone, but it’s more defined by what it can’t do.
Video doorbells recall over fire risk
Australian safety authorities have issued a warning over the doorbells after concerns batteries could be damaged during installation.
Telstra refunds $2.5m after ‘clear breach’
Thousands of Telstra customers have been refunded after “unacceptable” charges over a 12-year period.
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