‘Disappeared’ Apple item makes a comeback
It was released five years ago but disappeared soon after. But Apple has brought this product back and it’s pretty impressive.
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‘Never go back’: Gen Z’s weird new obsession
A bizarre new trend has seen Gen Zers become obsessed with a classic Millennial item – and you probably have one stashed away in your junk drawer.
Chinese cams found in government buildings
Chinese-owned surveillance technology has been operational in key government buildings, which has been called a “huge national security concern”.
‘Terrifying’ truth behind award-winning snap
This winning photo in an Australian photography competition is literally unreal – and seriously “scary”.
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New Apple iPad and MacBook revealed
Apple has quietly opened preorders for a new iPad Pro, MacBook Pro and radical keyboard stand but consumers will have to buy it before trying amid store shutdowns.
Where to find Samsung’s $200k treasure hunt clues
Samsung has launched a $200k national treasure hunt, giving away 101 of its most expensive smartphones, and clues could be right in front of you.
Company invents virus killing suit
A Chinese company has announced the invention of a wearable bat-style suit that is fitted with coronavirus killing technologies.
One thing new Samsung Galaxy won’t replace
Samsung’s new $2000 smartphone promises to produce “professional quality photos” and a zoom that will reach the moon. But don’t go throwing out your camera just yet.
Sick predators using baby monitors to spy on kids
Australian parents have been warned to check the security of their baby monitors after experts discovered hackers could remotely control a popular model.
Screen bubbles delay Motorola folding phone launch
Australians will have to wait weeks to get their hands on Motorola’s folding smartphone after screen issues but company blames China slowdown.
Phone giants go back to the future
Samsung’s latest release could flip the smartphone industry on its head, but critics are asking if it’s a case of style over substance.
Samsung’s fashionable folding phone
Samsung is bringing back the flip phone with its latest folding smartphone but, buyers should note, its form is not the only retro thing about it.
Samsung’s GS20 Ultra: Hands on review
Samsung’s newest smartphone will feature a seriously powerful camera. But while it is undoubtedly impressive, this $2000 device isn’t without its faults.
Samsung’s new beast could struggle in Australia
Samsung’s impressive new Galaxy S20 will have everything from 5G technology to a whopping 108-megapixel camera. But even with all its impressive features, it might struggle to get Aussies to open their wallets.
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