June 2nd, 2014 
Chris Griffith THE brains of tomorrow’s adults may be networked to technology, transforming how they learn and interact, says a report by tech giant Intel.
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The Commonwealth Bank technology briefing 2day revealed the extent of its move into service platforms - providing all the tools people need to buy a home in one spot. The same for services needed in the hospitality industry - STORY: http://bit.ly/3prk3Ii @CommBank
Opinion: Break-up or not, Google faces existential questions on several fronts https://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/technology/tech-titan-google-under-attack-on-existential-questions/news-story/e15bcbef4f259f13d9c6a932f178390a
REVIEW: Getting fit after being lockdowns, stressed and mostly at home in 2020 is more important than ever. I get into Apple Fitness+ but it's not the only game in town. Here's how things went http://bit.ly/39gJVRq #Apple #applefitnessplus
Apple & The Heart Rhythm Society have issued warnings about the magnets in iPhone 12 handsets potentially interfering with medical devices & implants if they are too close https://bit.ly/3sUIeAQ #Apple #implants #health #Smartphones #Medical
A beautiful summer afternoon in Sydney. Just had a socially-distanced dip in our apartment pool.
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