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Galaxy Z Flip comes with an unexpectedly low-tech vibe

Galaxy Z Flip comes with an unexpectedly low-tech vibe

When it's folded up, Samsung's latest foldy phone feels a lot like an MP3 player or pager.

  • by Tim Biggs

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Screen time isn't great for your skin, but these tips can help
Skincare

Screen time isn't great for your skin, but these tips can help

The simplest intervention is to limit the amount of blue light emitted from your devices, but there are products that can also help prevent skin damage.

  • by Crystal Martin
Board games are the worst. There, I said it
Opinion
Motherhood

Board games are the worst. There, I said it

It’s not just Monopoly that fills my soul with dread. It’s all board games, whatever their poison. I hate anything with dice, cards, tokens or pieces.

  • by Kerri Sackville
Forty Perth suburbs now have more than 50 per cent 5G coverage: Telstra
Telstra Corporation

Forty Perth suburbs now have more than 50 per cent 5G coverage: Telstra

Beyond coronavirus and conspiracy theories, Telstra believes 2020 will be the "year of 5G" in Perth.

  • by Hamish Hastie
Should you upgrade to Apple's iPhone SE?
Analysis
Analysis

Should you upgrade to Apple's iPhone SE?

We compare Apple's brand new entry-level model against its lookalike iPhones 6, 6s, 7 and 8.

  • by Tim Biggs
Filthy mobile phones found to be germ-riddled 'Trojan horses'
Coronavirus pandemic

Filthy mobile phones found to be germ-riddled 'Trojan horses'

While our phones could help halt the spread of coronavirus through the new tracing app, research shows they could also be spreading it.

  • by Stuart Layt
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From the Archives, 1930: Australia linked to Britain by wireless telephone
Flashback

From the Archives, 1930: Australia linked to Britain by wireless telephone

In 1930, wireless telephone communication between Australia and Britain was established. The historic occasion was the culmination of months of experimental work in both countries.

  • by Staff Writers
Ending a video call in a pandemic and other etiquette questions
Opinion
Life in Lockdown

Ending a video call in a pandemic and other etiquette questions

How late is too late to a Zoom meeting? And how do you maintain polite chit-chat with the neighbour showing flagrant disregard for the six-feet rule?

  • by Jamila Rizvi
How voice notes became the new text message
Social media

How voice notes became the new text message

Young people notoriously hate receiving phone calls and shudder at the idea of leaving a traditional voicemail, but they’re enthusiastically into the voice note.

  • by Kate Leaver
Apple's cheapest iPhone offers an upgrade at the right price
Analysis
Apple

Apple's cheapest iPhone offers an upgrade at the right price

There are lots of less expensive phones with higher resolution screens, more cameras and flashier looks, but the tiny iPhone SE offers plenty of perks of its own.

  • by Tim Biggs
Apple releases budget iPhone SE as coronavirus stalls economy
Apple

Apple releases budget iPhone SE as coronavirus stalls economy

The smaller iPhone will be priced at $749, cutting the starting price for the company's smartphone line in a move to broaden its appeal to budget-conscious customers.

  • by Tim Biggs