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UberEats (Uber For Food) Launches In Melbourne Today
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Telstra's CEO Tells Staff Its Marriage Equality Stance 'Will Be Disappointing To Some People'
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The HTC 10: A Great Camera, All Metal, No Bloatware
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1TB Downloaded: Sydney Man Smashes Telstra Free Data Day Record
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The Apple iPhone SE Is On Sale In Australia Today
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Apple iPhone SE Vs Samsung Galaxy S7: Which Should You Buy?
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Bless The World, MTV Cribs Is Coming Back Thanks To Snapchat
Some people like to claim that MTV’s heyday was back when it actually showed music, rather than the reality TV programming. Those people have clearly never watched MTV Cribs, the crown jewel of the televised aughts, featuring celebrities showing off their homes. Among other things, it produced the spectacle of Mariah Carey bathing in a towel and Ja Rule casually partying with Redman, Lucacris, and Vin Diesel in a house that apparently wasn’t his.
Hey Apple, It's Time You Replaced Our Cracked Screens For Free
Yesterday afternoon, we attended the Australian launch of the LG G5; an intriguing Android smartphone that boasts a modular design with a host of snap-on peripherals. But arguably the most exciting announcement was LG’s commitment to replacing smashed G5 screens for free — not questions asked. This is something we’re seeing more and more of as smartphone vendors look to win over prospective customers. But so far, Apple has refused to come to the party. What gives?
Snapchat's New Face-Swap Feature Is A Good Reminder Of All The Weird Shit In Your Phone's Camera Roll
Snapchat just released an update for its face-swapping tool, that weird but admittedly amusing feature that lets you switch faces with whatever happens to be around you. Now, instead of “doing it live” as it were, you can swap faces with old photos in your camera roll.
Customer Complaints To Telcos On The Rise, But Still Better Than Last Year
The Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) has revealed (to little surprise) that complaints about telcos increased 29 per cent in January to March this year, but dropped 13.8 per cent from the same time last year.
The results were released today in the Complaints in Context report by the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman and Communications Alliance. Think you know who took out the “top spot”? Think again.
The FBI Paid At Least $US1 Million To Get Inside The San Bernardino Shooter's iPhone
After weeks of a very public back and forth with Apple over opening the San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone, the FBI opted for plan B and asked an Israeli security firm to crack the device. And they paid a premium.
New App Lets You Clean Your Inbox By Swiping Left And Right
Everyone is on the lookout for better email management tools — anything to make dealing with the daily inbox deluge less of a chore. Unroll.me tries to help by making it easier than ever to unsubscribe from mailing lists and keep in touch with the ones you love. The web app is powerful, but its mobile app is an even better way to clear clutter from your inbox.
We've Reached Peak Smartphone
Two things became apparent after the end of the Autumn 2016 Smartphone Glut. One: Android is still a second-class citizen when it comes to gaming, and two: smartphones are in a ridiculously boring place.
