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Four important new apps from Apple you (probably) can't download yet
Apple just released four apps that you probably can't download yet — but are the first signal of a big shift in the company's core messaging product.
Apple just released four apps that you probably can't download yet — but are the first signal of a big shift in the company's core messaging product.
Can't picture yourself voting Liberal on Saturday? Now you can, thanks to Snapchat.
The widespread use of smartphones to collect healthcare data has been thrown into doubt by a couple of recent studies.
If you are buying or renting, or just like to keep an eye on the market, or the houses in your street, this award-winning app helps you to find a property that suits you.
Australians are quick to jump behind the wheel when we need to go somewhere, but new technology has brought with it new ways to get around town.
Apple unveiled new iPhone and iPad software features at its WWDC event. Here's the lowdown.
Grade four Melbourne student Anvitha Vijay has been coding for two years. It's paid off.
Playing catch-up with Google and Amazon, tech giant expected to announce Siri will go beyond iPhone and iPad.
Things to sort all the photos on your phone, and to check on the welfare of the chooks that lay the eggs you eat feature in this month's selection of new you-beaut apps.
In the battle for dominance in the digital assistant market, Apple's Siri simply isn't knowledgeable, or creepy, enough.
Uber driver's homophobic tirade at passenger caught on tape.
A Canberra man has created an app to fight truancy.
Every city has a Williamsburg. A hipstertown. A coolsville. They can be hard to find, and talking to locals can produce differing opinions, but a new app called 'Where is Williamsberg' aims to make it a whole lot easier for hipsters to find a home.
Ways to improve your social media posts and close-up views of body parts feature in this week's review of the best new apps.
I've become slow to respond to my name in public spaces for fear I'll turn and smile at a stranger scowling into their phone.
Monthly fee gets you ad-free YouTube, the ability to play videos and music offline and in the background, and access to original content.
Taxi providers and app services are taking a look at why people are turning towards ride sharing, and addressing the problems customers have with the traditional taxi service.
Instagram changed its logo Wednesday and, predictably, the internet was not entirely pleased. To put it bluntly: It freaked out.
In this week's app reviews, a monk teaches you how to slow down, and shopping becomes that much easier.
ANZ's landmark Apple Pay deal has sparked a surge in applications for credit cards, spurring its rivals to restart negotiations.