Technology
Tesla hit with Australian class action over ‘phantom braking’
Law firm alleges the electric vehicle company has been dishonest in its marketing, backed out of its promises and has not ensured its products are safe.
- by Tim Biggs
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Sharing economy
‘Amazon has shown the path’: Car-share boss reveals plan for dominance
Turo is often described as the Airbnb for cars, but Andre Haddard, the boss of the US-based car sharing app, prefers a comparison with Amazon.
- by David Swan
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AI
‘Hey ChatGPT, is Gen Z the canary in the AI coalmine?’
From homework to get-rich schemes, younger users are the first to explore generative AI’s potential – and encounter its setbacks.
- by Tim Biggs
Telstra shares surge higher amid bumper dividend, profit
The telco lifted its first-half profit and dividend while chief executive Vicki Brady also announced a $750 million share buyback plan.
- by David Swan
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Phones
Apple unveils new low-cost iPhone 16e
The new device is presented as having most of the features available in the iPhone 16, but for $400 less.
- by Tim Biggs
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Cloud
Swimming Australia hopeful AI can deliver Olympic gold
Artificial intelligence is being rolled out at training pools nationally as part of Australia’s bid to top the swimming medal table at the next Olympics.
- by David Swan
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Video games
Microsoft’s first big game of the year is an RPG masterpiece
Avowed is a brilliant story, a wonderful world and an excuse for a lot of crunchy first-person combat rolled up into an excellent and breezy RPG.
- by Tim Biggs
March of the EVs: Cheap Chinese cars to flood Australian roads
Names like Jaecoo, Deepal and Zeekr wouldn’t be familiar to most Australians, but their cars will soon join the likes of BYD in shaking up the local car scene.
- by David Swan
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Home tech
Vacuum with legs puts new spin on doing the chores
It can’t exactly go upstairs, but the Dreame X50 Ultra’s improvements and manoeuvrability put it well ahead of the competition.
- by Tim Biggs
‘Get ready’: New iPhone could be revealed in days after Apple CEO’s cryptic post
The highly anticipated new low-end iPhone could be days away after the Apple chief announced a product launch for next week.
- by Mark Gurman
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