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‘Horrified’: Shocking graph reveals struggle

Many people are struggling with a major addiction without knowing it’s taking over their lives.

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10 emojis that officially make you old

Gen Z is attempting to cancel the thumbs up emoji — along with nine others it considers a signal you’re old or out of touch.

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Meta reveals huge new Metaverse step

Meta has made a huge announcement by showing off its next step into the metaverse with Meta Quest Pro VR headset.

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Incredible way couple unlock mansion door

A couple has gone viral for the innovative ‘biohack’ modifications they have made to their house – and themselves.

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This man tried his hardest to prove he wasn't her daughter.

Mum texts stranger, not daughter

AN ANGRY mother accidentally texted a strange man instead of her daughter. And the conversation soon became very weird.

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Nobel Prize Laureate Malala Yousafzai discussing the importance of girls’ education.

Malala joins forces with Apple

MORE THAN 100,000 girls could receive a free education after tech giant Apple revealed it would partner with the charity funded by Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai.

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Parents slacking on phone rules for kids

AUSSIE parents lack the ability to enforce phone rules for their kids, as experts warn the increased use of mobiles is behind growing levels of depression.

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PALO ALTO, CA - NOVEMBER 03: The new iPhone X is displayed at an Apple Store on November 3, 2017 in Palo Alto, California. The highly anticipated iPhone X went on sale around the world today. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images/AFP == FOR NEWSPAPERS, INTERNET, TELCOS & TELEVISION USE ONLY ==

Apple: You weren’t ‘paying attention’

THE tech giant has apologised profusely for deliberately slowing down iPhones but Apple boss Tim Cook says people simply weren’t paying attention.

In this photo taken in Oct. 2017 and provided to the Associated Press by China Labor Watch, workers rest at night in a cafeteria at a Catcher Technologies factory in Suqian in eastern China's Jiangsu province. An Apple Inc. supplier in eastern China on Wednesday denied allegations by a New York rights group that its workers toil for ten-hour shifts in loud, polluted conditions, without proper overtime pay or adequate safety protections to make MacBook and iPhone parts, before returning to filthy dormitories with cold showers. Apple also said it sent an investigative team to Suqian to interview over 150 workers but

Horrific conditions in Apple factory exposed

EMPLOYEES of a Chinese factory that supplies parts to tech giant Apple are forced to endure ‘toxic’ conditions for very little pay, a shocking a new report has revealed.

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The new iPhone X is seen in the Apple Store Union Square prior to launch on November 3, 2017, in San Francisco, California. Apple's iPhone X hit stores around the world Friday, drawing crowds in many locations and protests in others as the new flagship device hit stores in some 50 markets worldwide. / AFP PHOTO / Elijah Nouvelage

The new iPhone X rival leaks

FIND out everything you need to know about Samsung’s new iPhone X competitor.

(FILES) This file photo taken on September 16, 2016 shows the new iPhone 7 smartphone on the day of its release at Covent Garden in London. Paris prosecutors have launched a probe of US tech giant Apple over suspected

Is Apple slowing down other products?

AS APPLE faces continued pressure over its program to deliberately slow down old iPhones, the company is keen to reassure customers over its other products.

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Are you ready for a smart toilet?

ARTIFICIALLY intelligent appliances are about to change your life. Check out these mind-blowing tech inventions that will inevitably be in our future homes.

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Beachgoers are seen on Bondi beach in Sydney, Sunday, January 7, 2018. The temperatures is set to rise up to 42 degrees on the coast before cooler conditions are expected to reach coastal areas during the afternoon and Sydney's west in the evening. (AAP Image/Glenn Campbell) NO ARCHIVING

Why you shouldn’t take your phone to the beach

INSTAGRAM-obsessed Aussies should pick sun protection over selfies, warns a health expert. And you could be saving your phone in the process.

The FoldiMate - claims to fold a load of washing in four minutes.

Clothes folding solution is ‘pointless’

THE claim is it can fold a load of clothes in minutes. But there’s a definite downside to this invention. And we’re not talking about the price.

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