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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.

Ahead of CES, we’re looking at what’s expected to make headlines in technology in 2019. It’s a special five minute preview of technology today, joined by Fergus Halliday and Adam Turner, and it’s our 100th episode. This is The Wrap.

For the last few hours of 2018, we’re covering the tech trends that made 2018 exciting. We’re joined by leading technology commentators Adam Turner and Geoff Quattromani to find out what was big in 2018 and what’s coming in 2019. That’s a Wrap.

It’s the end of a big year of phones, and we’re delving into the best of the best. Android or iPhone, which phone will take the best phone place? We’ll talk to Finder’s Alex Kidman and WhistleOut’s Alex Choros to help us decide.

The release of unlimited plans last week sparked curiosity, interest, and then outrage. Unlimited is awesome, but unlimited with restrictions... less so. Is 2018's definition of unlimited mobile data fair?

A bug in Twitter's internal operations means Twitter users get to come up with a brand new password. And if you've always wanted to know about strong passwords to secure you're own, this is for you, too.

At a starting price of $469, Apple has packed the 2018 iPad with more than you might expect, and in an age where tablets aren't often below the $500 mark, that's an important detail. Is this a tablet for all?

If you live in a two-platform home where both Android and Apple fight for supremacy, it’s very possible you need a way of uploading to the iCloud. Fortunately, there’s a way, but it’s just not as direct as you might think.

The biggest feature on any smartphone is the camera, but it's not just about getting closer, and this year Huawei will show why light matters so much.

For the past few months, we've been leaning harder on the iPad Pro than any other computer. It's gone everywhere we've gone, and has been a staple. Can the iPad be your main squeeze?