Coronavirus & technology

As 2021 ends, we're seeing a bit of a repeat of 2020, and that means if you need an iPhone fixed at Apple, you may need to book an appointment.

It's October 11, and Australia's most populous state is opening up as vaccination rates increase. We're still not out of the woods yet, folks, so be careful.

A network name change on people's phones plus some prizes for folks shows Telstra is helping push the important message of vaccination.

Lockdown isn't easy, but whether you're looking for something fun, to keep you fit, entertain a fad, or just fun, we have some ideas.

This week on The Wrap, dive head first into the rumours suggesting what Apple has on the way, plus how wearables are evolving to track more of your health, the future of working from home, and the latest take in mid-range phones. All that and more in five.

A health tracker built for understanding intense recovery in workouts might provide more indication as to whether you're COVID symptomatic before it happens.

With much of the country in lockdown in July, scammers and criminals have been busy, targeting NSW aggressively.

Wish you could send a little gift to a friend remotely in lockdown? Where there's an app, there's a way as an Aussie app details.

Regardless of which phone you have, provided you have something recent, you can get your vaccine status stored locally.

As more of Australia descends into lockdown, all of Australia's phone boxes will be made free to use for the foreseeable future.