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With Black Friday Sales Underway, Online Giants Like Temu And Amazon Are Redefining “Cheap”

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New Roy Morgan research suggests that the idea of what is considered a low price in Australia is shifting, with global online marketplaces making expectations even lower as peak retail…

Rumoured Colour Options For iPhone 18 Pro And Pro Max

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Apple is reportedly testing three new colour options for the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, but a well-known leaker claims only one of them will make it…

Australia’s Big Tech Watchdog Team Faces Shutdown Within Weeks

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A specialist Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) team that was built to keep Google, Meta, Apple and Amazon in check is weeks away from a funding cliff and could…

Will Gen Z Cancel The Kettle? What Our Kitchens Could Look Like In 50 Years

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Gen Z think the humble kettle could be gone from UK kitchens within 50 years, according to new research. Design historian at the University of Portsmouth, Professor Deborah Sugg Ryan…

Professional PTZ Camera Market Poised For Steady Rebound

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A new report from Futuresource Consulting suggests the professional PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) camera market is beginning to stabilise after four years of turbulence. While global shipments slipped 8 per cent year-on-year…

Key Development In Nintendo’s Palworld Lawsuit As Switch 2 Earnings Soar

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Nintendo and the Pokémon Company’s ongoing legal campaign against Palworld developer, Pocketpair has hit another roadblock. Just weeks after Japan dismissed Nintendo’s attempt to patent several Pokémon-style monster-catching and throwing mechanics, the United…

Senate Inquiry Into Fatal Optus Outage Calls ACMA Into Question Again

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At Monday’s Senate inquiry, 3 November, Optus and the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) were questioned about the deadly September Triple Zero outage. Optus executives justified the nearly 18-hour…