Update: Apple responds to AirTag being pulled by major Australian retailer By Jasmine Gearie, Gareth Beavis The just-released AirTags tracking devices have been withdrawn from sale, but Apple is confident of compliance.
Facebook really, really wants iOS 14.5 users to enable app tracking By Jasmine Gearie Facebook is taking on Apple's new privacy updates by asking users to help keep the social media apps "free of charge".
Google Assistant mispronouncing your name? That's about to change By Jasmine Gearie The tech giant's latest update will make Google Assistant better with hard-to-pronounce names and conversations.
Google’s collection of consumer location data was misleading, Australian court rules By Jasmine Gearie Australia's Federal Court has found that the tech giant's account settings were likely to mislead or deceive its users.
Problems using Google Docs? It could be your adblocker By Jasmine Gearie Users have been reporting issues with Google Docs and Google Slides, but there are quick fixes available.
Ecovacs Deebot U2 review By Jasmine Gearie The Ecovacs Deebot U2 delivers strong suction at an affordable price point, although lacks a key feature.
Instagram like counts could soon return By Jasmine Gearie Instagram has put the choice of seeing likes counts back into the hands of users in new global trial.
Australia's controversial media code that targets Google and Facebook is now law By Jasmine Gearie Google and Facebook will now be required to pay Australian news organizations for linking to and sharing their content.
Facebook backtracks on Australian news ban after government negotiations By Jasmine Gearie After facing significant backlash, Facebook says it will restore news content for Australian users.
Microsoft wants the US to adopt Australia's controversial media code By Jasmine Gearie Microsoft says the proposed code is what's needed for big tech, journalism and democracy itself.
Microsoft sides with Australian gov in digital news fight, suggests Bing to replace Google By Jasmine Gearie Following Google's threat to exit the Australian market, Microsoft has volunteered its own service as a replacement.
Google threatens to block search in Australia if 'pay for news' law is passed By Jasmine Gearie Google says it will have no real choice but to leave the Australian market if the proposed media code goes ahead.
Google Maps' newest update aims to make finding things to do easier By Jasmine Gearie Google Maps is bringing local recommendations, reviews and updates into a new 'community feed' feature.
Epic Games is taking its fight with Apple to Australia By Jasmine Gearie Epic Games has launched legal proceedings against Apple Australia, expanding its dispute from the US.
HP Sprocket Studio photo printer review By Jasmine Gearie TechRadar Pro HP’s Sprocket line has been all about pocket-sized printers for wallet-sized photos, until the Sprocket Studio came along.
TikTok and WeChat face imminent US ban after Trump signs executive order By Dan Gardiner, Jasmine Gearie Two popular Chinese-made smartphone apps are set to be banned in the US, with claims they pose a threat to the country’s national security, foreign policy and economy.
Facebook admits to wrongly sharing user data with third party apps yet again By Jasmine Gearie The social media giant has admitted to sharing 'inactive' user data with thousands of app developers, despite its own privacy policy.
Tech gift ideas: 15 top gizmos and gadgets for everyone in 2020 By Jasmine Gearie Gift Guide Whether it's a birthday or an anniversary, or any day in between, here's our pick of the best gadgets you can give anyone.
Zoom video calls get a new background tool courtesy of Canva By Jasmine Gearie Graphic design platform Canva has launched a new feature to create customized backgrounds when using Zoom video conferencing software.
