Samsung profits plunge 95 per cent
Samsung Electronics has reported its worst quartely profits in 14 years as cost-of-living pressures smash its business.
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‘Under solar panels’: Blaze firies can’t get to
Firefighters are struggling to get to a fire raging on a solar farm, with the blaze burning under panels, making it difficult to fight.
The AI behind world’s best phone shooter now even better
Is it time to put away the idea of a proper DSLR camera and just leave the photography to the AI wizardry in your phone? Check out these photos and tell us what you think
Earbud feature that will change your life
These earbuds have a feature that is an absolute game-changer – and could change the way we use all tech in the future.
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How to make your home smarter
It’s now possible to control your home using your voice or your smartphone and more Aussies are sinking big dollars into smart home upgrades.
Telstra’s big change to mobile phone bills
Telstra has changed the way it charges some of its customers, scrapping a 14-day period to pay, and not everyone is happy about the move.
Stunning shots shows circling sharks
It takes a certain type of person to hop in the water with sharks to capture an award-winning photo but one woman has been highly honoured for doing so.
30k Aussies don’t know they were hacked
A top official has revealed up to 30,000 victims could not be contacted after a government agency was targeted in a massive hacking attack.
‘Science fiction’: Mind-blowing new tech
Chinese phone manufacturer Xiaomi has announced a new wireless system that can recharge your phone from “several metres away”.
‘Mind blown’: Insane camera on $2000 phone
Samsung is releasing three new 5G phones this week and one been described as the “best all-round mobile” on the market due to it’s “insane” camera.
Urgent warning to update iPhone
Security flaws in the software on your iPhone may have already been exploited by hackers and you need to update to fix the problem.
Is Sony’s $3200 phone really worth it?
Sony has announced a new phone that costs more than almost any other on the market — and our reviewer thinks it’ll only appeal to a niche group.
iPhone feature set to return
The pandemic has brought in billions for the world’s most valuable company – and could also prompt the return of a feature it had previously replaced.
Warning over iPhone’s ‘safe distance’
New magnets in the latest devices means you might have to keep the iPhone a certain distance away.
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