Next-Gen Apple Mac with M1 chip - Australian pricing and availability
Apple has unveiled its next generation Mac built on its Apple silicon M1 chip, and available first in three devices - the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and Mac Mini.
How to add 117 new emoji to your iPhone including the boomerang
iOS 14.2 has arrived for iPhone and it brings with it 117 new emoji including Australia's own boomerang. See what's included and try the new emoji search feature.
Telstra makes the big screen at Apple iPhone 12 event
When Apple launched the iPhone 12, it highlighted 15 global carriers it had worked with to ensure optimal 5G performance. Representing Australia...Telstra, take a bow.
iPhone 12 in Australia - the highlights, pricing and availability
Updated: 23 October 2020 - The iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro are now on sale in Australia with the Mini and the Pro Max available from mid-November. The four devices range in price from A$1,199 to $1,849.
What is Apple Device Leasing for business?
Apple Device Leasing has suddenly become very popular with Australian businesses looking to minimise and manage the financial impact of refreshing their Apple devices.
Hi, Speed. Apple iPhone 12 event invitations tease 5G
Apple has teased its event at 4am on October 14, AEDT, with an invitation declaring Hi, Speed. The reference is widely believed to allude to the speed of 5G and the arrival of the first 5G-enabled iPhone.
Apple event on 15 September unlikely to include new iPhone
Apple has just confirmed a virtual event will take place at 3am next Wednesday AEST (10am September 15 PT) but the iPhone 12 is not expected to be included.
iPhone 12 - rumours of a delay to the September launch date intensify
Rumours of a delay to the iPhone 12 launch continue to persist with reports that the usual September time frame could be pushed back to late November.
EarPods and charger missing from iPhone 12 to offset 5G costs
Evidence mounts that the iPhone 12 will be launched in September without the inclusion of wired EarPods or a USB power charging unit in the box.
Mobile Buy-Back Program expanded to laptops, desktops, IT equipment
Australian corporates have responded so enthusiastically to a Telstra-approved Mobile Device Buy-Back Program, that it has been expanded to include laptops, desktops and IT equipment.
