Huge loophole in ‘ludicrous’ Aussie law
A top Australian lawyer has backed calls to change road rules as a major loophole in a law that should be stopping a dangerous act is revealed.
Gadgets
Insane price of unique new laptop
The world’s first foldable laptop has landed and it’s a crazy design – but the price is the thing that really hits hard.
Coles starts selling $219 iPhones
Australian shoppers around the country can pick up refurbished iPhones for just $219 at supermarkets around the country.
Urgent warning for all Android users
Android users have been urged to update their phones after an expert discovered a dangerous security breach.
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Images of iPhone leaks put together
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The world’s greatest photo bomb
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Boss arrested over link to bikie murders
THE head of a US firm is believed to have supplied phones to criminal organisations which could have links to at least two Aussie underworld murders.
Are phones as bad for us as we think?
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Why I put microchips in my hands
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Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/technology/gadgets/page/103