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Apple’s new design solves annoying issue

Apple’s new design solves annoying issue

Apple’s AirPods 3 are out and they have a feature that makes them much easier to wear than their predecessor.

Why Microsoft’s weird phone deserves a second look

Why Microsoft’s weird phone deserves a second look

It’s the weirdest smartphone on the market and the closest to Penny’s Computer Book. This is what you need to know about the Microsoft Duo 2.

Embargo: 4am AEDT October 20, 2021. , The Google Pixel 6 Pro smartphone, to be launched on October 20, will feature a 50-megapixel rear camera, in a first for the company.

Can Google’s Pixel 6 defeat the iPhone?

Google’s new phone is cheaper than its rivals and is also snappy, smart, powerful and offers huge cameras. Can it really challenge the iPhone?

‘Mind-blowing’ feature in iPhone update

‘Mind-blowing’ feature in iPhone update

If you’ve updated your iPhone but haven’t done your research, chances are you’re missing out on heaps of cool new features.

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Amazon probe as conditions exposed

AN investigation is under way after a damning report revealed the horrific conditions Chinese workers face in Amazon factories.

This photo taken on February 5, 2018 shows a police officer wearing a pair of smartglasses with a facial recognition system at Zhengzhou East Railway Station in Zhengzhou in China's central Henan province. Chinese police are sporting high-tech sunglasses that can spot suspects in a crowded train station, the newest use of facial recognition that has drawn concerns among human rights groups. / AFP PHOTO / - / China OUT

Foreboding rise of China’s ‘black tech’

CHINA’S huge level of state monitoring — both offline and online — is stoking concerns from human rights groups about the rise of a strict nationwide surveillance system.

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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Apple Senior Vice President of Software Engineering Craig Federighi speaks at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) at the San Jose Convention Centerin San Jose, California on Monday, June 4, 2018. / AFP PHOTO / Josh Edelson

How Apple plans to help iPhone addicts

TECH giant Apple has revealed new software tools it says will will help prevent kids from becoming addicted to smartphones. But education experts have a warning for concerned parents.

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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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Milan, Italy - October 17, 2013: Close up of the home page of new Apple iphone 5 with the new IOS 7 os. The iphone 5 is the new smartphone made by Apple Inc. It was released on September 21st 2012, the iPhone 5 is Apple's first mobile phone with a 4

There’s a radical new iPhone update

APPLE has announced a string of updates to the software that powers its beloved products, including a surprising idea that could actually help your phone addiction.

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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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FILE - This July 29, 2015, file photo shows Amazon's Echo speaker, which responds to voice commands, in New York. Revelations that an Amazon Echo smart speaker inadvertently sent a private conversation to an acquaintance shows the risks that come with using new technologies. According to Amazon, the Echoâ€™s Alexa voice assistant misheard a word as â€œAlexaâ€ - a trigger word to activate the device - and interpreted subsequent conversation as a â€œsend messageâ€ request. That conversation in a home in Portland, Oregon, was then recorded and sent to an acquaintance in Seattle on the familyâ€™s contact list. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File)

New type of gadget taking off

THERE’S a new kind of gadget taking over the tech world at a rapid pace. You could even kiss your smartphone goodbye.

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Kaspersky 'Trojan Watch' warning campaign.

Your watch could steal your PIN

WE know we’re constantly being spied on. Our phones. Our web browsers. But now security experts warn our smart watches can sense passwords and PINs just by tracking our movements.

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