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Annoying iPhone issue solved in seconds

Annoying iPhone issue solved in seconds

There are many finicky problems that iPhone users face but these secret hacks allow them to be solved quickly.

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How a cough into an app could detect Covid

A Brisbane start-up promises to detect Covid through your phone’s microphone. And now it’s just agreed to a huge takeover.

Some drivers still don't get the message.

Man’s eye-watering fine for ‘ritual’

A Brisbane man has revealed how he racked up eye-watering fines over a simple “ritual” he performed while driving.

Online content is increasingly being tailored to mobile devices. Photo: iStock

Details of vicious mobile phone scam revealed

Telstra and Optus will soon be forced to crack down on a vicious scam targeting innocent mobile phone users in Australia.

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BERLIN, GERMANY - SEPTEMBER 16: A visitor tries out an Apple iPhone 7 on the first day of sales of the new phone at the Berlin Apple store on September 16, 2016 in Berlin, Germany. The new phone comes in two sizes, one with a 4.7 inch display, the other with a 5.5 inch display. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

Why Apple wants your old iPhone

APPLE not only wants you to purchase its forthcoming products, but it wants you to give your old ones back. Here’s why.

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Upper Caboolture resident Mitch Long has no phone reception at home. The fringes of Caboolture are growing rapidly yet services are being stretched. Pic by Sarah Keayes

Huge decision on your mobile coverage

A DECISION that could overhaul the mobile market is set to be handed down and it could have a major impact on the quality and range of your mobile coverage.

FILE - In this Sept. 16, 2016 file photo, Lisa Gao compares a new jet black iPhone 7, right, with her iPhone 6 at the Apple Store in Chicago. Qualcomm says Appleâ€™s refusal to pay royalties related to technology used in smartphones will take a big bite out of its profit and revenue. Apple Inc. has sued Qualcomm, saying the chipmaker is abusing its control over essential technology and charging excessive licensing fees. Qualcomm says Apple has indicated that it wonâ€™t pay fees until the dispute is resolved. Representatives for the Cupertino, California-based iPhone did not immediately respond to a request for comment Friday, April 28, 2017. (AP Photo/Kiichiro Sato)

iPhone 8 might not be ready this year

APPLE is becoming a victim of its own hype, with social media speculation about the iPhone 8 killing current sales, and it might not even be ready this year.

FILE - In this Sept. 16, 2016 file photo, Lisa Gao compares a new jet black iPhone 7, right, with her iPhone 6 at the Apple Store in Chicago. Qualcomm says Appleâ€™s refusal to pay royalties related to technology used in smartphones will take a big bite out of its profit and revenue. Apple Inc. has sued Qualcomm, saying the chipmaker is abusing its control over essential technology and charging excessive licensing fees. Qualcomm says Apple has indicated that it wonâ€™t pay fees until the dispute is resolved. Representatives for the Cupertino, California-based iPhone did not immediately respond to a request for comment Friday, April 28, 2017. (AP Photo/Kiichiro Sato)

iPhone 8 hype hurting Apple sales

APPLE is becoming a victim of its own hype, with social media speculation about the iPhone 8 killing current sales of the iPhone 7.

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Man saving money for a deposit for a new home. Picture: ThankStock

Aussie app to stop millennials spending

THIS could be a shopping addict’s new best friend: a `robo-budget’ that warns you when you’re about to spend too much.

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The G6 has put the focus back on functionality and design

Feature other smartphones can’t match

THIS smartphone manufacturer might not be as well known as Apple or Samsung, but its latest offering has a world first its competition lacks.

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Key iPhone 8 feature could be disastrous A leaked image of the iPhone 8 has highlighted one key feature and the fury from some customers is spilling over.

Simple trick in new iOS freezes iPhone

APPLE users claim their iPhone is reduced to a brick after discovering this simple iOS bug in the central menu.

Instagram bug sparks meltdown

INSTAGRAM is down this morning and the world is screaming in pain on social media as users flock to Twitter to vent their frustration.

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The best Apple product ever

WHEN Apple unveiled this product, it was met with punchlines and puns. Now customers have declared it the best thing Apple has made.

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A Bose app used with its headphone products could be recording what you’re listening to and selling it to data miners.

The best gadgets this month

FIND out which company has been spying on you and everything we know so far about the iPhone 8.

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