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BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - FEBRUARY 4, 2021.Signage outside a Telstra store in Brisbane's CBD. The Australian telecommunications giant announced it will axe 1,400 jobs.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Dan Peled

Millions of Aussies to be hit in 3G shutdown

As Australia’s major telco companies announce plans to shut down their 3G coverage, here’s what it means for the average phone user.

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5

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This is not a phone you need to buy. But it is fun

Just like a sunroof in a SUV or the joy of a convertible sports car, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 is cool, fashionable, and surprisingly useful without even opening it. But should you buy one?

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State’s most complained about company

A popular phone manufacturer has become the most complained about company in one Australian state. Here’s why.

Rihanna and Kim Kardashian make Forbes' billionaires list.

Surprising trend loved by celebs returns

Popular in the late 90s and early 2000s, the last few years have seen a return of the clamshell-style mobile phone, with a smartphone twist.

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New iPhone 13 ‘leaked’ in TV show

New iPhone 13 ‘leaked’ in TV show

Fans of comedy Ted Lasso say a mobile phone featured in a recent episode contains a clue about the much-anticipated new iPhone.

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‘Flipping out’: China’s harsh new ban

China has imposed a strict new ban on one of the most popular activities for young people in the country.

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Alarming iPhone update warning

More than one billion Apple users have been put on notice, amid fears a looming update will see devices “spy” on their owners.

Samsung’s game changing new phone

Samsung’s game changing new phone

Two new impressive phones from Samsung show this very retro way of using your phone is making a comeback.

Peloton has launched in Australia. Photo: Supplied

Is global phenomenon Peloton worth cancelling gym membership for?

It’s taken the US by storm and has now launched in Australia but is interactive at-home fitness platform Peloton all it’s cracked up to be?

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Leighton Corr with sons Houston (left) and Ryder Corr (right).

Father’s Day tech gift guide: 15 top buys

From cheap smartwatches and PS5 gadgets to coffee-makers and earbuds, we’ve got gift giving covered for Father’s Day.

Tesla's new robot aims to assist humans with everyday tasks.

Elon Musk unveils creepy ‘Tesla bot’

Billionaire tech entrepreneur Elon Musk says a prototype for a robot that handles household chores could be ready as soon as next year.

Dyson have come out with a new and innovative hair styling tool for their already unique hair dryer, the Dyson Supersonic.

Dyson’s new device is a game-changer

Dyson has come out with a new and innovative hair styling tool for its already unique hair dryer, the Dyson Supersonic.

Nifty feature hidden in iPhone update

Nifty feature hidden in iPhone update

If your iPhone has the latest iOS 14 changes then there’s a heap of new features that you’re probably not making the most of.

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EMBARGO: 1AM WEDN 12 AUGUST 2021, Samsung's new flip phone with a flexible screen, the Z Flip3, features a larger external screen, thinner body, and comes in more colours.

Samsung launches folding phones with huge price cuts

Your next phone could fold in two, according to Samsung, which just unveiled two new flexible handsets at much cheaper prices.

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