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Ford Announces Plug-in Hybrid Electric Ranger

Ford Announces Plug-in Hybrid Electric Ranger

Ford is set to bring its first RANGER plug-in hybrid electric vehicle to Australia next year. Combining a 2.3-litre EcoBoost engine with a 75kW electric motor, the Ranger Plug-in Hybrid electric will have a  a 45km electric-only range. The vehicle retains the Ranger’s signature towing and off-road capabilities, while also offering Pro Power Onboard, powering up to to 6.9kW of[Read More…]

Social Media Ban for Kids by end of 2024

Social Media Ban for Kids by end of 2024

With the federal government set to introduce legislation to enforce a minimum age for social media access by the end of this year, the response from experts has been mixed. In a recent radio interview, Online safety educator Martin McGauren said part of any approach should acknowledge that social media isn’t going away. “What I think is a really crucial[Read More…]

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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.

AI in the Kitchen with Samsung

AI in the Kitchen with Samsung

AI has found it way into many of the latest home appliances, but what are the benefits of an AI Fridge? Samsung’s Family Hub Smart fridge not only helps you organise your food but it can also suggest what to cook and avoid food wastage,  as the sensors and the cameras that are inside the refrigerator, can scan the products[Read More…]

Your Old Phone is the Key to your New Phone

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…]