Why are criminals trying to break into your MyGov, and what can you do about it?
Scammers are after your MyGov access because it's worth something. So what can you do about it, and are you at risk?
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Could foldable phones become more accessible with price drops?
A heavily discounted foldable could just set the precedent for inexpensive foldables, and we hope it's a…
Scripting sound: how AI could change what you listen to
You can get text out of nothing and images out of nothing. And now you can make music that way, as well.
What can you do if 4G doesn’t cover 3G (options ahead of the 3G shutdown)
With 3G set to shut down in the coming months, Telstra is promising to improve 4G, and it doesn't have long to…
How the Australian 3G shutdown could affect 4G phones
With the 3G network set to be disconnected this year, owners of older phones might want to consider an upgrade,…
Why Apple is warning against drying phones in rice
Rice is small. The ports on your phone are small. Now imagine what will happen if rice gets stuck in the small…
What is an AI PC?
A buzzword you're going to hear a lot of in 2024 and beyond, AI PCs could make life easier. Or it could just be…
Why it’s worth considering a Thunderbolt 4 cable
The world has moved onto USB Type C and that can only be a good thing. But not every cable gets the same tech,…
What does NBN network degradation mean?
Your internet is struggling and your ISP isn't helping. Support is telling you nothing beyond a weird message…
What is a passkey?
The days of remembering a password are on the way out, as your device -- phone or computer -- become the way to sign in.