Apple stuns with Aussie Maps move
Apple has unveiled a major change to its ubiquitous Maps service, in a move that will impact millions of users across the world.
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‘What the hell’: Wild new phone lands in Aus
A striking new player has emerged in the battle for your dollars in the smartphone space race.
Budget phone produces surprising results
A good phone should be fast, easy to use, have a great camera, good battery life, and a display which allows for both work and play. Throw in a little AI and you have a winner, as long as it works.
Major move year on from Bondi attack
A new security measure will be issued at Westfield shopping centres across the country nearly a year on from the fatal Bondi Junction attack.
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Aussies melt down over Google device failure
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‘Nazi robots’: Just Stop Oil targets Elon
Elon Musk’s ‘Tesla Bot’ has been attacked with liquid latex, showing a notorious target group has him in their sights.
Sad pic sums up ‘feral’ problem sweeping Aus
A pedestrian sprawled out on the asphalt in Bondi has become the latest flashpoint in a debate that has a lot of Aussies fuming.
Best phones in Australia for around $500
Tech giant Samsung expects to ship more than a million units of its A series phones to Australia this year which will start at under $500. See what else you can buy as well.
Horror number of creeps targeting Aussie kids
A shocking new survey suggests more than 40 per cent of Aussie kids have been contacted by strangers online.
‘I dropped my phone in water, this happened’
A new phone is set to shake up the market in Australia, and if you drop it in the water, that’s no problem at all.
Tech giant unveils controversial new age ID tool
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