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Apple admits hardware issues, free fix for iPhone X and MacBook Pro
Apple has admitted hardware quality issues with the iPhone X and some 13-inch MacBook Pro laptops; and offered free fixes.
To Infinity and Beyond...Samsung unveils world-first foldable screen
Samsung has once again trumped Apple innovation by unveiling the world's first foldable smartphone screen - the Infinity Flex - at its annual Samsung Developers' Conference.
No more free iPhone headphone jack adapter in the box
Apple has killed off the headphone jack for good and removed the free headphone adapter from the box of all iPhone models.
Breakthrough smartphone fingerprint sensor is on the horizon
South Korean scientists have devised a new type of smartphone fingerprint sensor which will simplify device design, improve user experience and which can also sense tactile pressure and skin temperature enhancing security.
Worldwide smartphone sales will decline in 2018, but rebound in 2019
Plummeting demand in China has pushed global smartphone sales into decline during the first quarter of 2018, but shipments are expected to move back into growth in 2019, according to the IDC Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker.
Energy costs are an impending problem for CIOs
Computing now consumes 8% of the world's electricity and unless a new sustainable technology can be found "the information revolution will stall due to power hunger."
Nearly half of us are trying to cut down on using our smartphone
Deloitte Global predicts that 45% of global adult smartphone users in 2018 are worried they are using their phones too much at times and will try to limit their usage.
Smartphone sales grow in Q3 2017, with APAC leading the way
Global sales of smartphones continued to increase in the third quarter of 2017, with the Emerging APAC region showing the strongest growth.
ACCC targets telco's over consumer guarantees
The ACCC has put telco's on notice to expect greater scrutiny in 2017 as it focuses on consumer guarantees and educating buyers to know what they are entitled to under law.
Is the Samsung Galaxy A5 the answer for a mid-priced corporate phone?
Many companies are coming to the realisation that not all employees need the flagship top-of-the-line smartphone. Enter the Samsung Galaxy A5, to be available from Telstra next week, at $649 outright or $624 as part of a Telstra plan.
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