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The Nothing Phone 3 is the British company’s most high-end smartphone to date.

The anti-doomscroll phone that wants to mix it up with Apple

A British firm which has made a major splash in the mid-range phone and earbuds markets is going premium – and some fans don’t like that.

  • Tim Biggs

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Made in the US? Trump’s MAGA mobile is just another phoney deal

Trump has threatened Apple with punitive tariffs if it doesn’t make its phones in America. His family has launched its own phone which, despite claims otherwise, isn’t built in America.

  • Stephen Bartholomeusz
McGee says that by 2015, Apple was investing $55 billion a year into China.

‘China has Apple by the balls’: How the rising superpower captured the tech giant

Apple Inc reaped staggering profits by outsourcing its manufacturing – but its “epic” technology transfer has consequences, says one long-time observer.

  • Greg Callaghan

Inside the secretive labs where Apple’s torturers put iPhones to the test

At an unmarked facility in California, tens of thousands of devices a year are dropped, dunked and dismantled.

  • Tim Biggs
Apple chief executive Tim Cook greets developers at WWDC on Tuesday.

All the new features coming to your Apple device

Apple’s latest developer conference covered a huge number of features coming soon to the iPhone, iPad and other devices.

  • Tim Biggs
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Wait Mate co-founder Jessica Mendoza-Roth said smartphones “are like pokies in children’s pockets”.

Gaming, smartphone addiction starts in primary school as daily screen times soar

The study of students in years four to eight found the average daily screen time for junior high schoolers was nine hours a day.

  • Jordan Baker

Siri, has Apple lost its mojo? Tech giant is left behind in AI race

The phone maker needed to show shareholders and customers it was making up ground in artificial intelligence against its competitors. That didn’t happen.

  • Elizabeth Knight
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Focusing on the younger set

And there’s the rub.

The technology allows a standard mobile phone to connect to the Telstra network via the SpaceX Starling satellite network.
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Telstra launching direct to cell satellite messaging

The technology allows a standard mobile phone to connect to the Telstra network via the SpaceX Starling satellite network.

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