Technology
Chinese rocket debris set to crash to Earth
Debris from a Chinese rocket is set to re-enter Earth's atmosphere within hours, with it's exact entry point still unknown.
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Review
Video games
A picture perfect return for Pokemon Snap
It may be more passive than the usual battling and monster poaching, but taking photos of Pokemon makes for a surprisingly great time.
- by Tim Biggs
Analysis
Podcasts
Apple and Spotify’s podcast plays could leave smaller shows behind
The tech giants are pushing to own podcast subscriptions within their respective apps, but independent content creators are worried they will get squeezed out.
- by Tim Biggs
New 4K streaming boxes to upgrade your TV’s smarts
You no longer need to settle for an inferior picture or trade in your television entirely when it gets too old to run the latest apps.
- by Adam Turner
Opinion
Phones
Innovative LG’s departure leaves a void in the smartphone market
As Apple, Samsung and their many imitators continue their very careful paths forward, a true innovator has been forced out.
- by Krishan Sharma
Analysis
Software
ACCC’s tracking win over Google a small step in the right direction
Big tech is still choosing to treat privacy policies like marketing documents and more pressure will be needed to dispel the opaque terms they impose on consumers.
- by Tim Biggs
Opinion
Phones
Apple silences talk the world has hit ‘Peak iPhone’
Even in a week when other Silicon Valley giants have broken financial records, the riches detailed by Apple’s quarterly results are hard to comprehend.
- by James Titcomb
The next-generation tech powering Apple’s humble AirTag
The AirTag is one of the first consumer electronics to support a new wireless technology, ultrawideband, which lets you detect precise proximity between objects.
- by Brian X. Chen
Starlink visualisation orbiting Earth
Starlink as it appears in a visualisation of satellites orbiting Earth. (Courtesy of Saber Astronautics).
‘Significant issues’: Apple, Google app marketplace power a concern for ACCC
Watchdog takes aim at Google and Apple, the strongest indication yet the companies may face fresh regulations following a five-year inquiry.
- by Tim Biggs
Gadgets to give your old game consoles an extra life
From wireless controllers to HDTV-compatible video converters, the market for devices that bring your old consoles to modern standards has never been fuller.
- by Tim Biggs