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Inside the iPhone 5: what makes it tick
Apple's A6 chip is a big step up from the A5, according to analysts. Qualcomm's newest 4G LTE silicon is a major improvement, too.
Apple's Lightning micro-USB adapter only in Europe
iPhone 5 owners in Europe can use existing micro-USB cables to power and sync their phones via the new adapter.
Intel reportedly brings Android 4.1 Jelly Bean to x86 phones
According to a report, Intel has Android 4.1 working on its architecture, although it is unclear when the upgrade will be rolled out. 1
Is iPhone magic all in our heads? Crave
US television host Jimmy Kimmel took to the streets with an iPhone 4S — and told people that it's an iPhone 5. 2
Nintendo turns on TVii for Wii U
The new console will take advantage of the end of year shopping season, according to Nintendo COO Reggie Fils-Aime.
Apple has sprung a leak: scoops about iPhone 5 were right on
An unprecedented number of product features were first debuted in gadget blogs rather than at Apple's media event. What happened to the company's once storied secrecy?
Wii U pricing, launch titles announced
Nintendo has announced a launch date for the Wii U, as well as a line-up of games, including New Super Mario Bros U.
Home networking explained, part 2: optimising your Wi-Fi network
CNET editor Dong Ngo answers questions about how to optimize a home Wi-Fi network.
iPhone 5 vs. Galaxy S3 4G vs. One XL
Apple's iPhone 5 will join an exclusive collection of smartphones in Australia when it launches on 21 September. We take a closer look at its 4G competition. 9
Kogan taking iPhone 5 pre-orders, AU$100 cheaper than Apple
Aussie electronics retailer Kogan is hoping to share some of Apple's limelight today, announcing that it will sell all three iPhone 5 SKUs at AU$100 cheaper than Apple's RRP. 4
Count Intel in for 'human-like senses' in computing
The chip maker has opened the Intel Developer Forum 2012 with a peek at what it's doing to enable touch and speech functionality across all devices.
iPhone 5: time to throw away your old accessories?
"Video and iPod Out not supported," says the Lightning adapter product page on the Apple site. 1
R18+ for games: meet the new boss, same as the old boss
Australia's new classification guidelines for computer games have been announced, finally including video games to be classified R18+. 6
Aussie-made sci-fi short film looks incredible Crave
Independent Melbourne film-maker Jesse O'Brien has created an amazing 10-minute sci-fi film called Arrowhead: Signal. 3
Five of the best Blu-ray players Buyers' Guide
Looking to buy a new Blu-ray player, but unsure of what features to get? Here are our top five players. 40
Telstra, Optus confirm iPhone 5 on 4G networks
The new iPhone will work on 4G in Australia, but what does this mean for Vodafone? 6
Apple's dock connector change is awful
Apple's decision to use a smaller dock connector instead of micro USB is consumer unfriendly, bad for the environment and it offers few, if any, obvious tech benefits. 7
iPhone 5: what we didn't get
At long last, the iPhone 5 is here, and now the dissection begins.
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What you need to know about the Nintendo Wii U
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Preview | Digital Cameras
Nikon D600
Looking to buy your first full-frame SLR? The Nikon D600 may just make it to the top of your list, with wireless capabilities, video recording and, of course, that sensor. 1
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Preview | Mobile Phones
Apple iPhone 5
Apple's iPhone 5 is a solid-looking revision, with welcomed 4G networking and a larger display, but we can't help thinking that Apple has missed a trick or two in the product it has delivered this year. 23
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Review | Internet & Networking
Western Digital My Net N900 Central
Western Digital is off to a good start with its routers; it has a well-designed, usable interface, attractive aesthetics and a decent feature set. The 2.4GHz performance needs improvement, though, and the one-year warranty and non-user-serviceable hard drive hurts.
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Review | Computers
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2
Though the core elements of this tablet are fine, there is no compelling reason to choose this tablet over the many others in this fast-growing category. 1
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Preview | Home Cinema
LG BH9520TW
LG's 9.1-channel home-theatre system boasts "3D sound", wireless rear speakers and even comes with the nigh-ubiquitous iView app.
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Review | Digital Cameras
Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF5
As an entry point to the world of ILCs, the Lumix GF5 is a nifty little performer. Just don't expect to be able to make the most of its manual controls in a timely fashion.
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Review | Computers
Acer AC100
Acer's AC100 is definitely aimed at the server crowd, with its Xeon and ECC RAM. We think Acer's missed an opportunity to service the enthusiast crowd though, as HP has done with its Proliant N40L.
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Review | Computers
HP Envy Spectre XT
HP's Envy Spectre XT is an attractive package that has taken some shortcuts to bring the price down. While it's pretty and features an excellent keyboard, for the price we'd expect better connectivity and longer battery life. 1
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Review | Home Cinema
Sony BDP-S790
It may be pricier than other models, but Sony's BDP-S790 is a feature-filled Blu-ray player that, if not future proof, stands a good chance of being future resistant for a while. 1
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