Huawei tries not-quite-Android on not-quite-iPad
Tablets that aren't the iPad are few and far between these days, but Huawei is going to try something similar with an OS that may be a little similar, too.
Tablets that aren't the iPad are few and far between these days, but Huawei is going to try something similar with an OS that may be a little similar, too.
This week on The Wrap, we dive into what’s new in Android, Apple, Samsung, and more, with new PCs new software, and the Sonos Beam reviewed. All that and more in five.
Video editing no longer needs "an app for that", as Australia's online design gem adds video editing to its online system.
Looking for a way to make a printable without needing a designer? A nearby office supply store might have the answer.
One of the more useful additions to Canva's service is no more, as Photos Unlimited hits a limitation of sorts: cancellation.
Not a fan of your home being the background of Zoom conferences in this new "work from home" world? Canva has a fix.
This week on The Wrap, we’ll explore 5G, augmented reality, and how the computer is becoming more mobile than ever with foldables and the iPad, all in five minutes.
Australia's Canva has shown it can change how people design online, and now it's taking on stock photos, offering an all-you-can-use Netflix-style image library for a monthly price.
Australians are responsible for some of the world’s best ideas, including WiFi and the black box on flights, but what else are we doing? We talked to three Aussie companies, and find out what Australians need to do to make it in the world of tech.