Do you really need an iPhone 12 “Pro” model or is the regular iPhone 12 enough?
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Philips 279C9 monitor
Philips’ new 4K 27-inch IPS monitor is a USB-C-capable precision productivity package, but isn’t a true HDR panel.
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CSIRO and Austrade prescribe digital and R&D to create ‘roaring 2020s’
Australian science agency takes a look at ‘megatrends’ from the COVID-times and projects the best paths to recreate the vision of prosperity of the 1920s.
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Fujitsu to develop supercomputer for AI research in Japan
The ‘AI bridging green cloud infrastructure supercomputer’ will feature 120 nodes, 11.2 petabytes of storage, and is expected to reach peak performance of 19.3 petaflops.
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iFixit’s iPhone 12 mini teardown looks at how Apple fit so much into such a tiny device
Orders for the new iPhone 12 mini have started arriving for customers, and the team at iFixit did a two-part teardown—of both an EU and US model— to figure out how Apple managed to include 5G hardware and the usual iPhone components into such a little device.
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LG UltraGear 27GN750 Monitor
The LG UltraGear 27GN750 Monitor is an excellent 1080p display with best-in-class response time
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Binge
Is Binge’s huge back catalogue of shows and movies from the likes of HBO enough to take on Netflix and Stan?
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The best advent calendars that include food and drinks for 2020
From wine and cheese to beer and pork rinds, these go way beyond chocolate.
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Digital Health Agency to link Aussie-wide clinical systems to My Health Record via APIs
An overhaul to the national digital health ‘ecosystem’ to better link disparate systems used across the country.
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Canberra agrees to AU$112m compensation in Centrelink robo-debt class action settlement
The Commonwealth has agreed to pay AU$112 million in compensation to approximately 400,000 eligible individual group members, including legal costs.