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A screen on the front of your phone, and now a screen on the back of your phone. For folks on TikTok and Instagram, it could just make life easier.
Mobile reception is patchy in places, but electricity towers could end up giving Australia’s biggest telco a bit of a hand thanks to some welcome additions.
Modern art makes a home on Samsung TVs in 2026, but only for the next year, and only if you spend on a subscription.
Those good vibrations The Beach Boys were picking up on aren’t always good when it comes to vinyl playback, but Technics might have an answer.
There’s no rest for the wicked, and no safe haven for those who want to save, at least not with the big mobile players, as two of Australia’s biggest telcos follow the other big player.
If your WiFi isn’t reaching past the end of the house where your backyard begins, Amazon’s answer could be to expand mesh with a weather-proof solution.
You probably know all about Apple’s big deal gadgets, but as it turns 50, you mightn’t recollect some of the industry’s most useful ideas, too.
Making food doesn’t mean being tethered to a wall, as KitchenAid shows off how small appliances can work with a tiny rechargeable battery.
The verdict is in: the government’s communications authority is forcing telcos to change how it shows mobile coverage on maps. Not everyone is happy.
Remember when flagship phones didn’t feel like they would cost the proverbial arm or leg? Your limbs might be safe with Motorola’s latest range, which covers a flagship for less, and a whole lot more.