Pickr 2024 Holiday Gift Guides: People Who Don’t Like Smartphones
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Apple Intelligence arrives in Australia on many a Mac, iPhone, iPad
Depending on the Apple device in your life and how recent it is, you may have access to the beginning of AI via Apple.
Clicks brings a button keyboard to the iPhone in Australia
With a name like "Clicks", you'd expect something to click in its concept. But the idea of a button keyboard for…
Netgear boosts work ready 5G speeds to their maximum
The theoretical maximum of 5G is staggeringly fast, but not something most phones can do. But Netgear's latest…
Google gifts old Pixels with more support and life
Owners of a slightly older Pixel will be able to keep using their phone a little longer, as OS release time…
Motorola switches on AI with 2024 phone beta
Owners of a recent Moto or two are getting access to a little more in their phone, as the buzzword of the year…
Australia’s big tech Black Friday 2024 sales guide
Ahead of the holiday season, Black Friday could be the time for you to nab a tech bargain, because it seems like…
Samsung Galaxy S24 FE reviewed: flagship and economical
If you're after a flagship phone without the obvious flagship price, the Galaxy S24 FE could be one of the best…
Oppo’s flagship ambitions return with the Find X8 Pro
Oppo has skipped Australia with the Find X series in recent years, but it's back with the Find X8 Pro, a phone…
Telstra switches on free calls to Santa on payphones
Feel like the kids need to connect with the man in red? Telstra's yearly Santa hotline has switched on once…