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All of the new emojis on the way. Picture: Emojipedia

New emoji causing a massive stir

A host of new emojis have been slated for release at some point this year and one in particular is pushing people’s buttons.

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Smarter ways to homeschool kids

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Smarter ways to homeschool kids

Not all screen time is equal, experts say, and there are plenty of fun and smart tech toys to entertain kids during lockdowns.

Massive changes for XBox, Apple and PlayStation

Massive changes for XBox, Apple and PlayStation

Aussies are ditching game discs and paying big bucks for blockbusters in favour of all-you-can play gaming buffets.

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Australian e-bike company Zoomo released a Sport model suitable for commuters.

The Aussie e-bike that’s easy to ride, hard to steal

It’s the Australian electric bike made for commuters but this smart transport comes with plenty of pro-level antitheft features.

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‘Exploding batteries’ in Galaxy Note 7

THE WORLD’S biggest smartphone maker has delayed shipments of its latest flagship device following reports of exploding batteries.

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Samsung's new new wearable technology, the Gear S3 smartwatches which were unveiled in Berlin. Picture: Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson

The smartwatch is all grown up

REVIEW: Samsung has unveiled their new wearable technology and the Gear S3 smartwatches barely resemble their 2013 predecessors.

In this Aug. 25, 2016, photo taken in New York, the Samsung S3 classic version, left, displays a series of apps, including Uber, and the frontier version displays Samsung Pay. Samsung's next smartwatch will come with GPS capabilities and the ability to seek help by triple-tapping a side button. GPS will help Samsung stand out with the Gear S3, as the feature so far isn't common in smartwatches. But the watch still faces a dearth in apps compared with Android and Apple. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)

Samsung unveils two new smartwatches

THE battle for wrist space has intensified as Samsung launched two new high-end smartwatches just a week before rival Apple is tipped to do the same.

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Samsung is bringing back the flip phone

PHONES from the early 2000s didn’t have the same capabilities of modern handsets. But the new version will be a proper smartphone.

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Samsung's Galaxy Note7 smartphone, released in Australia on August 19, features an iris scanner, water-resistant body, and 5.7-inch touchscreen.

Five alternatives to iPhone 7

NOT everyone is a fan of the Apple iPhone. Here are five other smartphones that might tick the boxes for you.

Apple iPhone 7 launch

iPhone 7: Apple announces launch

APPLE’S invite to its biggest event of the year gives clues into the biggest features expected to be in the iPhone 7.

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Apple rejects bank cartel push

APPLE details blunt opposition to big bank cartel with Apple Pay: it means more profits for banks and less security and privacy for consumers.

Apple to announce new product range

APPLE has announced a much anticipated event next week in which the company will reveal its latest products. Here’s what to expect.

Human rights activist Ahmed Mansoor shows Associated Press journalists a screenshot of a spoof text message he received in Ajman, United Arab Emirates, on Thursday, Aug. 25, 2016. Mansoor was recently targeted by spyware that can hack into Apple's iPhone handset. The company said Thursday it was updated its security. The text message reads:

Apple fix for iPhone spyware

APPLE has released a security patch to fight spyware that steals all of the information on a phone, intercepts every message and call and even tracks the user’s location.

‘It’s not spying if they’re always watching’

‘It’s not spying if they’re always watching’

A US city has exploded in anger over a police program after it was revealed the whole city was being watched.

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