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Apple's New 4-Inch iPhone SE: Australian Price And Release Date
The rumours were right: this morning, a brand new iPhone SE was announced by Apple. The smaller phone is nearly identical in hardware to the larger iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, but it’s a lot friendlier to smaller hands and slimmer pockets. It’s also the cheapest iPhone ever, which is nice too. Here’s how much you’ll pay, and when you can buy one in Australia.
Samsung Galaxy S7: Australian Review
The new Samsung Galaxy S7 is out noww, in electronics stores all across Australia. It’s $1149, and you’ll pay $1249 for the larger S7 edge. What do you get for all that money? Is this new phone worth it?
Yes, it’s worth it. The Galaxy S7 and S7 edge are — equally — two of the best phones Samsung has ever made.
A Smartphone Gun Is The Last Thing We Need
Given the number of people shot by police every year because they were reaching for a “suspicious object”, you might think that disguising firearms as everyday objects is a bad idea. But US company Ideal Conceal disagrees — a double-barrelled .308 iPhone is exactly what we need to ensure our safety and freedom.
How The Rubik's Cube Juggler Tricked The Internet
Last week the internet watched in amazement as Leo Weston solved three Rubik’s cubes while juggling them. Now he’s back to show us how he faked the entire thing and its just as impressive.
Dizzying Hyperlapse Tour Of Paris Is Better Than Being There
Video: Filmmaker Tyler Fairbank spent two weeks in Paris last summer but instead of snapping a bunch of random photos, he captured a series of glorious 4K hyperlapse videos that when edited together let him relive and share his visit to the city of lights — and its most popular landmarks — in just two frantic minutes.
Google's New Cuban Tech Center Is A Symbolic Victory For Silicon Valley Elite
Brett Perlmutter, head of Google in Cuba (right), poses for a selfie with Cuban sculptor Kcho (Associated Press) Silicon Valley has officially invaded Cuba. Cuban sculptor Alexis Leiva Machado, better known as Kcho, has helped Google open a small “technology center” in Havana that offers free internet via Chromebooks, complete with those goofy cardboard VR headsets.
6 Hulk Stories That Deserve A Movie More Than Planet Hulk
There have been rumours that Marvel Studios has been going to turn Greg Pak’s hit comic saga Planet Hulk into a movie for years. It’s also been tied to Avengers: Age of Ultron, the Guardians of the Galaxysequel, and now Thor: Ragnorak, too. But why are people obsessed with Planet Hulk getting a movie, when there are other, more appropriate Hulk stories available?
This Instructional Book Makes A Strong Case For Having Recess At Work
Sometime between grade school and high school the daily ritual of going outside for recess gets phased out. But why should it? It’s not like our daily need for physical activity and sunshine disappears. Recess should carry on right until we retire, with this new book to remind us all how to have fun.
Cooking Dime-Sized Doughnuts In A Tiny Kitchen Is Damn Impressive
Miniature Space has been making beautiful “kawaii cuisine” for ages, and the mystery chef is now tackling adorably small fried doughnuts. This is a lovely video — but we do want to know what’s up with the random screaming in the background.
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