More Australians Living with Smashed Screens
New research from Vodafone reveals that nearly 1 in 5 Australians are choosing to tolerate cracked screens rather than pay for expensive repairs.
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Your Old Phone is the Key to your New Phone
If you’ve been eyeing off one of the latest smartphones to hit the market or thinking of an iPhone upgrade after this week’s Apple announcement, your old phone can help you make it happen. If your current phone is only a couple of years old or less, you may either be able to either take advantage of trade-in deals or[Read More…]
Intel Driving AI PCs with Core Ultra Processors
Intel is setting the benchmark for the the next generation of AI PCs with the launch of the latest Core Ultra processor series. These processors offer up to three times the performance, an 80% boost in peak performance, and up to 20 hours of battery life. With advanced AI capabilities, laptops with the new Core Ultra processors can effortlessly handle[Read More…]
It’s Glowtime for Apple
On September 10 It’s expected that Apple will of course unveil the iPhone 16 series, which could feature camera enhancements, including vertically stacked lenses and a new physical camera button.
AI in hearing aid Technology
One in six Australians currently experience hearing loss, a figure expected to rise to one in four by 2050. In response to this growing issue, Phonak has unveiled the Audéo Sphere Infinio, the world’s first hearing aid powered by a real-time AI chip. This innovative technology addresses a key challenge for those with hearing loss—understanding speech in noisy environments. The[Read More…]
