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How to get rid of your old devices in an environmentally friendly way

How to get rid of your old devices in an environmentally friendly way

Almost all e-waste ends up in landfill, but there are plenty of options for recycling as we wait for more sustainable technology.

  • by Tim Biggs

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HTC’s latest VR has one foot in a future that doesn’t quite exist yet

HTC’s latest VR has one foot in a future that doesn’t quite exist yet

The modular VIVE XR Elite is an impressively small set of goggles that can work untethered or connected to a PC, and may become a defacto rival to Apple’s headset.

  • by Tim Biggs
Google’s Bard AI launches Down Under as new Pixel phone, tablet announced

Google’s Bard AI launches Down Under as new Pixel phone, tablet announced

The tech giant unveiled a number of new gadgets to kick of its annual I/O conference, along with a look at where its chatbot is headed.

  • by Tim Biggs
Hello, Rosie: Lonely parrots learn to video call their friends

Hello, Rosie: Lonely parrots learn to video call their friends

The pet birds were trained to ring a bell and use their beaks to choose on a screen which of their feathered pals they wanted to contact.

  • by Sarah Knapton
E-readers now not only replace your bookshelf, but your notebooks too

E-readers now not only replace your bookshelf, but your notebooks too

The Kobo Elipsa 2E is the first truly great e-notepad, letting you create whole pads of scribbling or mark up books and documents.

  • by Tim Biggs
Apple working on adding touchscreens to Macs in major turnabout

Apple working on adding touchscreens to Macs in major turnabout

Rivals are adding touchscreens to computers, putting pressure on Apple to do the same.

  • by Mark Gurman
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The best (and strangest) tech coming in 2023

The best (and strangest) tech coming in 2023

From smelling in a virtual world to analysing your pee at home, technology at this year’s consumer electronics show is like a kaleidoscope of the new and strange.

  • by Chris Velazco and Tatum Hunter
This robot vacuum takes photos as it cleans - but can you trust it with your data?

This robot vacuum takes photos as it cleans - but can you trust it with your data?

iRobot’s latest vacuum, which is also a mop, sucks up a lot of information along with the usual dirt and dust.

  • by Tim Biggs
What’s in an iPad? Apple’s six tablets explained

What’s in an iPad? Apple’s six tablets explained

Apple’s most confusing lineup of tablets yet has scores of features across half a dozen distinct devices.

  • by Tim Biggs
The dark Aussie game the world can’t get enough of

The dark Aussie game the world can’t get enough of

A cult game that combines the super cute with the darkly disturbing has become a global hit – and even its creator struggles to play it.

  • by Bella Ann Sanchez
Apple unveils upgraded iPads, new set-top TV box

Apple unveils upgraded iPads, new set-top TV box

Apple introduced its first redesigned entry-level iPad in five years, as well as a new speedier Pro model and a TV set-top box

  • by Mark Gurman