Chinese ‘spy cams’ found in ABC buildings
An internal audit has confirmed cameras linked to the Chinese government had been installed within the heart of the ABC.
Gadgets
Why cops are suspicious about this ‘iPhone’
Western Australia police discovered the device while searching an alleged drug dealer’s home – here’s why they’ve sent the ‘iPhone’ away for urgent testing.
Phone found in raid could be deadly weapon
Police conducting a raid have found what at first appears to be a phone but what is potentially concealing a firearm.
iPhone trick solves annoying issue in seconds
It’s a common problem that all iPhone users face and it really eats up storage – but there’s an easy fix.
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Big problem with $899 headphones
They’re the first ever Apple-branded headphones and despite being $899 they sold out immediately. But there’s a big issue with the pricey gadget.
Glitch in govt contact tracing app
Users report major problems with the Service NSW app, which is used for contact tracing and mandatory for many businesses.
How Facebook tracked Aussie virus spread
Facebook collects a huge amount of data on its users – now researchers have revealed how it could be used to predict COVID transmission.
Rumoured folding iPhone patent filed
A patent filing for a type of hinge that could make the iPhone fold in half has emerged, further fuelling rumours the tech giant will jump on the foldable trend.
‘Torturous’: The rudest text habit
It’s a very rude but common behaviour – and it could be a worrying sign for your relationship depending on why you’re doing it.
What’s missing in Apple’s popular $900 Christmas gift
Apple’s new headphones come with an unorthodox design, weight and an unprecedented price. This is how they compare to their rivals.
Why the Apple Watch may trump smartphones for kids
Apple’s latest update makes it possible to give kids a smartwatch without a smartphone, and experts say it could be attractive for some parents.
Fed up workers trash Apple plant
A factory in India that assembles iPhones has been trashed by workers protesting unfair pay as Apple launches a probe into conditions at the factory.
The one big catch to Apple’s new fitness app
Apple is launching its own fitness app filled with workouts to make its users sweat and shift those lockdown kilos. But there is one major issue that will disappoint fans.
Surprising new weapon in virus fight
A new way of detecting the deadly coronavirus could use a piece of tech you already have and return a result in under half an hour.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/technology/gadgets/page/91