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Little girl is texting and playing with her mobile phone

How to better manage screen time

TECHNOLOGY has become an integral part of everyone’s life. Here are five ways to stop it from taking over the time you and your family spend together.

Technology
Angie Simms, author of Eat, Drink and Be Straddie, in her Stradbroke Island kitchen with her book, to be released on October 16.

Real books open a new chapter

THE printed word is making a comeback as paperback sales rise and e-books fall. But you’ll never guess who is behind the trend. Hint: it’s not the oldies.

Technology
Samsung’s Gear S3 : Samsung’s Gear S3 watches are available in two models -- Classic or the sportier Frontier -- feature stainless steel bodies and dials, much larger 1.3-inch touchscreens, and more RAM under the hood for speedier operation. They’re also water-resistant to 1.5m, promise a battery life of up to four days, a built-in GPS chip, and Samsung Pay compatibility.

5 best gadgets from IFA 2016

PREPARE yourself for an influx of smartwatches. One of the world’s biggest technology shows has just closed in Germany, setting the stage for a techy Xmas.

Tablet
The 9.7 inch iPad Pro is compatable with the Apple Smart Keyboard and Apple Pencil. It offers the productivity features of the top-end iPad Pro 12-inch but in a more convenient size.

Why the new iPad is the best yet

WE put the new iPad Pro to the test and it’s love at first sight — again. This tablet, which is a productive beast in a nifty size, is the best iPad yet, writes Rod Chester.

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Microsoft Australia logo. computer companies logos

Microsoft’s PR nightmare

THEY say there’s no such thing as bad press. Try telling that to Microsoft after this embarrassment on the grandest of scales.

Gadgets
The limited edition rose gold HP x360 with Bang & Olufsen speakers has both a stylish look and a versatility with a 360 degree hinge that lets you prop up the laptop in tent mode or fold it flat to use it as a tablet.

Gadgets to change how you work

COMPUTERS come in many forms. Here are five of the best note-saving tablets, laptops, and unexpectedly flexible hybrid computers to get you back to work.

Gadgets
Moshi's Urbana Mini Handbag features compartments for a tablet, smartphone and more.

Bag or bust: the best tech totes

LUGGING tech around doesn’t mean carrying a bag that’s all form and no fashion. Here are five travel bags to keep your gadgets safe while looking trendy.

Kids
Cute little girl and boy reading on a Ipad tablet

Living in the age of the iParent

LISA Almond’s family have two big screen TVs, an iPod, an iPad, an iPad mini and two computers. So how are things changing in the age of the iParent?

Tablet
People look at the new iPad Mini 3 (L) and iPad Air 2 (R) on October 16, 2014 during an event unveiling the company's new iPad line in Cupertino, California. Apple released the new iPads and introduced updated operating software and announced that its new mobile payments system, Apple Pay, will launch on October 20. Apple, which popularized tablets with its iPad, remained the largest single global vendor in the second quarter but its market share fell to 26.9 percent from 33 percent in 2013. AFP PHOTO/GLENN CHAPMAN

Don’t buy a new iPad mini

OPINION: While the iPad Air 2 may end up being the best tablet on the market, there’s a very good reason why you should not buy the iPad Mini 3.

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Craig Federighi, senior vice president of Software Engineering at Apple, far left, has a video chat with Stephen Colbert as he discusses the new operating system update during an event at Apple headquarters on Thursday, Oct. 16, 2014 in Cupertino, Calif. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez)

Has Apple lost its cool?

FOR a long time Apple was the coolest brand in the world, but this morning’s launch was lacklustre and full of cringeworthy moments.

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E waste collection at Gosford.

Federal Government’s $9m hoard

SOME 60,000 pieces of taxpayer funded equipment including iPhones, iPads, computers and TVs worth $9m are collecting dust in government buildings.

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Young couple eating popcorn and watching TV together at home

We spend 97 hours doing what?

IT sounds like a lot and it is. Whether it’s in front of the TV, a computer or a smartphone, a new report reveals how Australians have become addicted to their screens.

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