Apple’s big product launch: What you need to know
The world’s richest technology company launched a surprisingly large haul of new devices, revamped accessories – and colours – at its first 2021 event.
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MP’s tense TV exchange over Holgate saga
Jobs Minister Stuart Robert had an awkward back-and-forth with ABC Insiders host David Speers when asked about Christine Holgate.
10-min trick makes earbuds a game-changer
A 10-minute trick of these $159 earbuds solves the very annoying problem everyone’s had with Bluetooth headphones.
$80bn unforeseen economic crisis set to hit
If you thought the Suez blockage was bad for world trade, you ain’t seen nothing yet. A new shortage is looming and Australia is underprepared.
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Does a $10K camera mean perfect pics?
DOES splashing $10,000 on a professional camera mean you’ll never get a dud shot? Nikon launched a new top model and we put it to the test.
Fetch TV launch two set-top boxes
THE closest Australia has to a Foxtel competitor, Fetch TV, has launched two new set-top boxes to stake its claim. Do they measure up?
Apple’s iPhone 7 in leaked video
APPLE’S iPhone 7 might not be out yet, but a new video is claiming to offer an extended look at the upcoming smartphone.
Aussies make up with emojis, not sex
Forget about make-up sex being the answer to a lover’s quarrel. Australians have a bettter way and it’s all done with a wink and a smiley face.
The wristband that unlocks a car
IT looks like a ‘Fitbit’, but this wearable means you can go surfing or running without having to stash a key in a hiding place.
Apple bitten by the Netflix bug
APPLE has revealed details about a new reality TV show its creating, fuelling speculation of the company’s next move.
Android Pay launches in Australia
MOBILE payments are not just for Apple and Samsung phones as Google launches Android Pay today, and they have more banks on board.
Samsung to unveil Galaxy Note 7
A VERY subtle announcement from Samsung this morning has fans excited about seeing the new Galaxy Note smartphone.
Customers pay 92 per cent premium
TELSTRA customers are being forced to pay a 92 per cent premium to access its network, despite multiple outages this year.
‘The worst 30 minutes of my life’
IT WAS just another casual Sunday morning brunch. Then, out of nowhere, our reporter was struck by the most terrifying first-world problem there is.
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