Apple’s strict iPhone rule when you die
A grieving daughter who was unable to access her father’s phone photos after he unexpectedly died has shared the Apple feature everyone must know.
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Scary way criminals are using GPS trackers
Almost half of all GPS trackers are going to buyers with nefarious backgrounds and many are allegedly used in high-profile cases including the alleged murder of bikie boss Alen Moradian.
Telstra’s huge move ahead of 3G shutdown
In an effort to help its more vulnerable customers switch to 4G, Telstra will be providing eligible customers with free phones.
Big change coming for Aussie office workers
Microsoft has launched Copilot+ PCs in Australia, which will mark a big change for office workers around the country.
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Major move after crippling Optus outage
Aussies left without phone and internet service during the crippling Optus outage are being urged to have their say as part of a new review.
Viewers divided over strange Cybertruck feature
Elon Musk’s Cybertruck is causing a stir online after videos of the truck on the road began circulating.
Apple fixes annoying text problem
Apple has finally agreed to make a change that will improve the texting experience between iPhones and Andriod devices.
Optus parent breaks silence on outage
The parent company behind Optus has denied responsibility for the crippling outage, one day before CEO Kelly Bayer Rosmarin fronts a Senate hearing into the failure.
Telstra blackout hits one town
Locals in a small town in South Australia have been struggling with Telstra outages for more than a week.
Telstra’s win after Optus outage
Optus customers have started making the switch to Telstra following the national outage last week that affected about 10 million users.
‘Unfair’: Aussie billionaire defends Optus
Billionaire Gerry Harvey has taken to the air to defend Optus following a nationwide outage.
$1095 gadget could replace your phone
Humane has launched a wearable gadget that wants to replace your smartphone, but it comes with a huge pricetag.
State reacts to gruesome shark attacks
In the shadow of chilling shark encounters, patrols at one state’s beaches will start early to protect beachgoers from further bloodshed.
Sneak peek at ‘park of the future’
Australia’s park of the future, which can be controlled from the palm of your hand, has been revealed after a trial site was opened in a lush community estate.
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