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Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk and Donald Trump.

‘Children of the elite’ send tech broligarchy to the right

Members of the tech broligarchy used to vote Democrat and lean left. Now they’re lining up for Trump. What happened?

  • Janine Perrett

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Mark (Adam Scott) is still searching for answers in the second season of Severance.

Mind the gap: Severance is back, and the strangeness is even stranger

Apple’s quirky workplace comedy-drama opens out in its second season, but it’s still a fascinating puzzle.

  • Karl Quinn
An Apple conference about Siri in California in 2018.

Apple settles eavesdropping class action for $153 million

A US class action had alleged the tech giant was using virtual assistant Siri’s microphone to record conversations without users’ knowledge.

  • Michael Liedtke
Sarah Snook will star in All Her Fault.

Coming in hot: TV shows to watch out for in 2025

There’s an avalanche of great shows coming our way in 2025, including Watson, starring Morris Chestnut.

  • Michael Idato
Meta has released a cheaper version of its Quest 3 VR goggles.

Elon Musk quits Tesla, flying cars take off: The predictions for tech in 2025

The past year has been wild for the global technology sector, and the next year is set to be even wilder.

  • David Swan
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Apple’s 3D video is uncomfortable viewing – and that’s a good thing

Wearing special glasses to see depth in your movies did not take off. Apple hopes its ecosystem of creatives and developers will help its own 3D format fare better.

  • Tim Biggs
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Oppo’s latest, the Find X8 Pro, is essentially a 2025 phone you can buy today.

The high-end Chinese phones taking on Apple, Google and Samsung

The latest phones from Oppo, Nubia and Xiaomi offer huge performance, fast charging and competitive prices. Some exceed what’s on offer from Apple and Samsung.

  • Tim Biggs
Guy Montgomery’s Guy Mont Spelling Bee - host Guy Montgomery (left) and sidekick Aaron Chen.

TV of the year: 19 shows and moments we couldn’t stop thinking about

End-of-year critics’ lists don’t always catch what made us laugh, groan or cry. So here’s the best and worst of the rest.

  • Louise Rugendyke, Craig Mathieson, Kylie Northover, Meg Watson, Michael Idato and Debi Enker
Apple’s App Store is the only way to download new apps in Australia, and a percentage of anything you pay to developers and service-providers goes to Apple.

Will new competition laws make your digital life cheaper?

An EU-style regime aims to stop big tech locking down their platforms. But we are still a long way from making smartphones a truly open ecosystem, like home computers.

  • Tim Biggs
A Trainium 2 system at an Amazon facility in Austin, Texas.

Bigger in Texas: The furious battle to topple the world’s most valuable company

In Austin, Texas, the race is on to develop the hottest and most coveted technology of the moment.

  • Don Clark

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