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The new iPhone Xs Max and Xs models are seen during a launch of new products at the Apple Store in Sydney, Friday, September 21, 2018. The iPhone Xs Max, the biggest iPhone yet, as well as the iPhone Xs and Apple Watch Series 4 went on sale on Friday. (AAP Image/Paul Braven) NO ARCHIVING

Apple’s new gender-neutral feature

There have been reports that Apple’s virtual assistant Siri will be getting a new more gender-neutral sounding voice.

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iPhone leak reveals huge upgrade

iPhone leak reveals huge upgrade

Apple’s next iPhone could be in line for a major upgrade that would leave rivals such as Samsung shaking in their boots.

Insane features of new Samsung phones

Insane features of new Samsung phones

Samsung has released three new phones and tech reviewer Elly Awesome believes the hype around these phones is completely justified.

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Fender drops insane new $5,600 Beatles guitar

When it comes to rock’n’roll icons they don’t get much cooler than George Harrison. Now you can play one of his most iconic guitars.

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Son sues mum over phone privileges

AN ANGRY teenager has sued his mother for confiscating his mobile phone, even seeking jail time. But a judge saw it differently.

FILE - In this Friday, Sept. 16, 2016, file photo, a customer sets up his new iPhone 7 Plus, right, as he switches from the iPhone 6 at the Apple Store on Michigan Avenue during the release of the Apple iPhone 7 and the latest Apple Watches, in Chicago. New documents from WikiLeaks, posted Thursday, March 23, 2017, point to an apparent CIA program to hack Appleâ€™s iPhones and Mac computers such that the exploits persist even after the devices are reset to factory conditions. Security experts say the exploits are plausible, but they are playing down the threat to typical users. The techniques typically require physical access to devices, something the CIA would only use for individuals it is targeting. (AP Photo/Kiichiro Sato, File)

Apple’s idea to turn iPhone into computer

APPLE has a plan for a secret gadget to turn your iPhone or iPad into the smartest – and dumbest – MacBook ever.

FILE - In this Friday, Sept. 16, 2016, file photo, a customer sets up his new iPhone 7 Plus, right, as he switches from the iPhone 6 at the Apple Store on Michigan Avenue during the release of the Apple iPhone 7 and the latest Apple Watches, in Chicago. New documents from WikiLeaks, posted Thursday, March 23, 2017, point to an apparent CIA program to hack Appleâ€™s iPhones and Mac computers such that the exploits persist even after the devices are reset to factory conditions. Security experts say the exploits are plausible, but they are playing down the threat to typical users. The techniques typically require physical access to devices, something the CIA would only use for individuals it is targeting. (AP Photo/Kiichiro Sato, File)

Apple’s plan to turn iPhone into a computer

APPLE has a plan for a secret gadget to turn your iPhone or iPad into the smartest – and dumbest – MacBook ever.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange speaks in this video made available Thursday March 9, 2017. Assange said his group will work with technology companies to help defeat the Central Intelligence Agency's hacking tools. Assange says

Wikileaks exposes CIA’s Apple hacks

WIKILEAKS has dumped more CIA documents today that reveal how the spies have been hacking iPhones and Macs for the past 10 years.

Men without a partner are using Siri and Cortana for sexual conversations.

Please stop saying ‘108’ to Siri

IF SOMEONE ever tells you to say the number 108 into Siri, don’t do it. The latest social media craze is highly dangerous.

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This is all that is needed to make your Galaxy a desktop

Cool feature iPhone can’t match

THIS gadget is going to revolutionise Samsung’s Galaxy S8 by allowing for an amazing feature the iPhone can’t match.

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(FILES) This file photo taken on September 25, 2015 shows a customer using her new smartphone during the release of the iPhone 6s at an Apple store in Shanghai. Several Chinese iPhone users have claimed that their handsets caught fire or exploded, according to a Shanghai consumer watchdog which called on tech giant Apple to address the complaints. / AFP PHOTO / Johannes EISELE

Apple denies security threat

TECH giant Apple has brushed off reports that hackers breached its security system and demanded it pay millions in a blackmail attempt.

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This Wednesday, March 22, 2017, photo shows the Google Maps app on a smartphone, in New York. Google is enabling users of its digital mapping service to allow their movements to be tracked by friends and family in the latest test of how much privacy people are willing to sacrifice in an era of rampant sharing. The location-monitoring feature will begin rolling out Wednesday in an update to the Google Maps mobile app thatâ€™s already on most of the worldâ€™s smartphones. It will also be available on personal computers. (AP Photo/Patrick Sison)

Big problem with new Google Maps update

GOOGLE Maps now lets you share your location with a friend, which sounds good. But there are serious privacy concerns if the power is abused.

Apple has released a new 9.7-inch iPad as the new base level in the iPad range

The strategy behind Apple’s new iPad

APPLE products usually come with fanfare and fanboys. Here is why Apple’s next big thing came out quietly without the fuss.

Clips makes creating and sharing videos on iOS both fast and fun.

Apple app targets Snapchat generation

APPLE has the Snapchat generation firmly in its sight with its new app Clips which lets you create short and silly videos for instant sharing.

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