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What is a Whoop? The cult fitness band causing a stir at Australian Open

What is a Whoop? The cult fitness band causing a stir at Australian Open

A controversy during Carlos Alcaraz’s tennis match has shone a spotlight on the fitness trackers, which are widely used by professional athletes.

  • by Tim Biggs

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The best retro-feel cameras to kickstart your photography hobby

The best retro-feel cameras to kickstart your photography hobby

If you want Instagrammable results but also like fiddling with chunky controls and manual focus, these are the camera to check out.

  • by Tim Biggs
This AI bot made me do my own expenses, then bragged about ‘helping’
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This AI bot made me do my own expenses, then bragged about ‘helping’

The AI world is abuzz about a new tool that they claim can file expenses, analyse spreadsheets and organise your computer. But is it up to the challenge?

  • by Tim Biggs
Testing the Claude AI coworker
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Testing the Claude AI coworker

With Cowork, Anthropic wants to make an AI agent you’ll actually use.

Snapchat accused of reinstating banned teen accounts, stonewalling complaints
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Snapchat accused of reinstating banned teen accounts, stonewalling complaints

Parents say Snapchat is the weak link in Australia’s social media ban, with age checks easily bypassed and reporting limited to a child’s own family.

  • by David Swan
Adam’s last rocket blew up. Taxpayers are betting $75m the next one will go better

Adam’s last rocket blew up. Taxpayers are betting $75m the next one will go better

Super funds and the federal government are backing Gilmour Space Technologies, six months on from the launch of the company’s first rocket, which crashed after 14 seconds.

  • by David Swan
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‘Fresh face’: WiseTech backs scandal-hit Grok Academy with $8.7m
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‘Fresh face’: WiseTech backs scandal-hit Grok Academy with $8.7m

Both organisations are attempting to move past turmoil that has engulfed them over the past 18 months.

  • by David Swan
PlayStation, Xbox wars out, Netflix, Amazon in: The state of blockbuster games in 2026

PlayStation, Xbox wars out, Netflix, Amazon in: The state of blockbuster games in 2026

As the jousts between PlayStation, Xbox and the Switch disappear, the new frontier looks likely to be a fight for content across all entertainment media.

  • by Tim Biggs
ChatGPT’s biggest rival is setting up shop in Australia
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ChatGPT’s biggest rival is setting up shop in Australia

Multibillion-dollar start-up Anthropic is set to become the latest tech giant to establish a presence here as the nation ramps up efforts to lure foreign investment.

  • by John Buckley
Astronauts leave space station in NASA's first medical evacuation
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Astronauts leave space station in NASA's first medical evacuation

The four returning astronauts are aiming to splash down on Thursday evening (AEDT) in the Pacific near San Diego.

Unions score rare win over AI rollout with Microsoft agreement
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Unions score rare win over AI rollout with Microsoft agreement

The deal follows a wave of AI-linked job cuts at major Australian employers including CBA, Atlassian and WiseTech.

  • by David Swan

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