Faults, warranties, and how to deal with broken foldable displays
A new foldable or two may be out, but if you own an older foldable, your screen could be at risk of breaking…
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Unfare: how airlines plan to use AI to make you pay more
AI is changing the world, but the next place it could change is your holiday plans, forcing you to pay more for…
Why you need to check your electricity usage ASAP
How one journalist's struggles with utility rates led to the complexities of energy comparison, and why you can…
Qantas hit with cyber breach, what’s at risk
Frequent flyers could soon be frequently scammed, or a little more than normal, as Qantas reports a breach on a…
Could wood be your phone’s next touchscreen?
Imagine if your home's windows had the durability of wood. Now think of it on your phone, because it might soon…
Australian IVF group Genea sees data breach, what should customers do
Another data breach has hit a big Australian company, and while no one has claimed responsibility, the damage…
TikTok went dark in the US, could it happen in Australia?
A TikTok ban in America kicked in preventing Americans from logging onto the platform, but has since returned.…
Meta goes backwards on fact-checking in the US, but will it affect Australia?
Facebook, Instagram, and Threads could become as unhinged as X, as Meta moves to cut back on misinformation checking.
Why protecting an Apple Watch with a warranty could save money
You can protect an Apple Watch screen and encase it in plastic or silicone, but here's why you might need an…
Why AI coding could herald a revolution in creator autonomy
Learning to code takes time, so much time, but with the help of AI, you could make ideas into apps and websites…