So how good are the new iPhone cameras?
For photographers, Apple’s flagship phones really take capturing and editing photos to a whole new level. But the verdict is still out on the new camera control.
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New tech that will ‘replace mobile phones’
It’s taken 10 years to develop but Mark Zuckerberg has finally released the technology that he believes will change the world as much as the iPhone.
Tech change for 400 million people
Meta has revealed major updates to its most popular apps, a cheaper VR headset and new updates to its smartglasses at Meta Connect 2024.
Hold the iPhone: Much-anticipated feature missing from latest update
A much-vaunted new feature of Apple’s iPhone is not yet available in Australia, with major telcos unable to say when they will support it.
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If you text like this you’re old, sorry
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Man sacrifices his own finger to test new Tesla feature
A man tested if Tesla’s Cybertruck update made the front trunk safer by closing it on his finger,
‘Crazy’: People lose it over detail on new iPad
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Excited emu tries chasing down drone
An Emu named Limu proved that even birds get zoomies.
“Creepy” dancing robot freaks out social media
The famous dog robot has been given a tailor-made sparkly blue costume.
Telstra’s huge move on 3G shutdown
Telstra has revealed a big change to the planned shutdown of 3G networks across Australia.
How collapsed airline got it so wrong
Upstart airliner Bonza launched in Australia with budgie-smugglers and purple cocktails, but 18 months later the low-cost carrier collapsed. Here’s why.
‘Silent killer’: One thing that could save you
Aussie homeowners are being warned to stay vigilant against a deadly threat that could leak into their homes.
Terrifying truth about smartphones exposed
A landmark report has called for never-before-seen measures that would impact millions of TikTok and Instagram users, and it’s incredibly scary reading.
Scammers sent 1.7 million fake texts: cops
Police have raided the home of alleged scammers and charged two Chinese nationals for sending more than 1.7 million fake text messages.
Original URL: https://www.themercury.com.au/technology/gadgets/page/14