Technology
What is Samsung showing off at its Galaxy event next week?
Samsung has a pretty set schedule of hardware launches, so what Galaxy device could it be unveiling at this event right before IFA?
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Software
Did you know you could hide apps on your iPhone? Here's how
Apple lets you hide apps from your iPhone's screen for anyone other than you. Here's how to set it up.
Mobile Phones
Apple's "Awe-dropping" iPhone event will be 3am 10 Sept AEST
Sorry, I'm just not getting up early to cover the launch this year.
Mobile Phones
Motorola Moto Edge 60 Pro review: What makes a phone Pro-tier?
Motorola's Edge 60 Pro is a perfectly decent phone with great battery life, but lacks impact against similarly priced devices.
BTTR Roundup
BTTR Roundup #55: Is nudity-blocking software the best way to protect your kids?
This week, we look at HMD's new phone that automatically blocks nudity, Google's latest Pixels and the most exciting tech to launch this decade: Ninja's Swirl by Creami.
Software
I love Ghost's vision for the web, but its ActivityPub integration has one glaring drawback
It's been almost two weeks since I updated to Ghost 6.0, and so far it's been great. But it could be even better with one simple change.
Headphones
Do your AirPods stop playing music from your phone every time you open a link on your Mac? Here's how to stop that
Multi-point pairing is really great when you want it, but extremely frustrating when it interrupts you mid-song because of some stupid pop-up video.
BTTR Roundup
BTTR Roundup #54: Fortnite headed back to iOS in Australia
Australian courts rule Apple was anti-competitive with its payment methods, clearing the way for Fortnite's eventual iOS return.
Headphones
Shokz OpenFit 2+ review: The upgrade you hope it will be
Shokz addressed almost all of the issues with the original OpenFit with the launch of the OpenFit 2+, making them a great option for active people.
BTTR Roundup
BTTR Roundup #53: Productivity booster
I boosted my productivity reviewing a portable monitor; the Productivity Commission would rather exempt AI tech companies from copyright rules.
Monitors
Espresso Displays 15 Pro review: 4King brilliant
4K resolution, 550 nits of brightness, 1.07 billion colours, all from a portable monitor powered by a single USB-C cable: The espresso 15 Pro is an impressive productivity partner.
BTTR Roundup
BTTR Roundup #52: The social media ban is coming and YouTube will be part of it
YouTube in the social media ban... Galaxy Z Fold7 reviewed... Dancing floor cleaners... It's been a big week in tech.