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Frighten kids from social media? That would be a free ad to lure them

Frighten kids from social media? That would be a free ad to lure them

Banning or attempting to scare children from social media won’t work. It might only push them towards more harm.

  • by Malcolm Knox

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Attention gym-bench hogs: Try lifting more than your phones

Attention gym-bench hogs: Try lifting more than your phones

Plus: get ready for the weekend with these fresh diversions.

  • by Greg Callaghan, Damien Woolnough, Frances Mocnik, David Swan, Paul Connolly and Nicole Abadee
No, a remote Amazon tribe is not addicted to porn

No, a remote Amazon tribe is not addicted to porn

An article by The New York Times about the arrival of Starlink internet in the rainforest took on a life of its own. In a few days, the web was rife with misinformation.

  • by Jack Nicas
Apple is walking a privacy tightrope with its big AI move
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Apple is walking a privacy tightrope with its big AI move

Apple’s OpenAI tie-up will power new features and encourage upgrades to the newest devices, but it does raise some concerns.

  • by Tim Biggs
Apple Intelligence: The AI features coming to your iPhone
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Apple Intelligence: The AI features coming to your iPhone

The collection of AI tools, which includes text rewriting and summaries, photo editing and an optional integration with ChatGPT, will arrive later this year.

  • by Tim Biggs
Do kids have the right to consent? What to consider before tracking their location

Do kids have the right to consent? What to consider before tracking their location

More parents are using technology to track their children’s whereabouts. But their use raises a number of questions around ethics, privacy and development.

  • by Lauren Ironmonger
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Camera button, AI, bigger screen: Here’s what the iPhone 16 might look like

Camera button, AI, bigger screen: Here’s what the iPhone 16 might look like

With four months to go, leakers and analysts have painted a convincing picture of the next Apple phone.

  • by Tim Biggs
Cellular count makes the blood boil
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Cellular count makes the blood boil

Content creators make the wrong call.

Google’s latest Pixel pops with AI tricks at budget price
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Google’s latest Pixel pops with AI tricks at budget price

Whether you want powerful AI image editing or not, the Pixel 8a is a very impressive smartphone for $850.

  • by Tim Biggs
What is Qi2? Universal wireless charging, with magnets, is almost here

What is Qi2? Universal wireless charging, with magnets, is almost here

The new standard, based on Apple’s MagSafe, will soon work with iPhones, Androids and other devices.

  • by Tim Biggs
Nubia stacks up as a flip phone with a bargain price
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Nubia stacks up as a flip phone with a bargain price

The Nubia Flip 5G isn’t the most value-packed phone, but it is a competent folding device at half the price of the competition.

  • by Tim Biggs