Fitness giant Peloton may have exposed data to hackers
It’s one of the world’s biggest fitness brands but Peloton has suffered another security problem weeks before its Aussie launch.
Gadgets
Crazy selfie feature of $1800 smartphone
A new brand is breaking into the Australian market, and they’ve dropped a new premium smartphone with a very unique feature.
Meet the bold e-book designed to rule them all
The most ambitious e-book reader on the market promises a big screen and notebook features, but it doesn’t always impress.
Big change coming to your iPhone
Tech giant Apple has announced an update to its iPhone that is set to make life a lot easier for one particular group of people.
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Apple bitten by the Netflix bug
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Android Pay launches in Australia
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Samsung to unveil Galaxy Note 7
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Customers pay 92 per cent premium
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‘The worst 30 minutes of my life’
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Aussies snap world’s best iPhone pics
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Time to say bye bye, BlackBerry?
COULD this really be the end? One-time smartphone giant BlackBerry is ditching the keyboard-toting phone it launched to win back fans.
How to fix these annoying Apple features
THERE are few things in life annoying as the chaotic cross-device functionality that occurs whenever you plug your iPhone into a computer.
Five budget smartphones you’ll want
SMARTPHONES don’t have to cost more than $1000 to be truly smart. Some budget-friendly handsets are equipped with killer features worth investigating.
Apple to abandon most annoying phone?
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