May 29th, 2018 
Chris Griffith 
A smartphone that you can command by squeezing is a headline feature that HTC hopes will get its U12+ noticed.
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A sense of satisfaction this morning disallowing Facebook access to my personal data on an iPhone. Facebook says this won’t affect it getting the data it gleans from me directly from its partners, but I don’t care. Disallow tracking when you get the chance! #Facebook #privacy
In case you missed it: an in-depth look at the global semiconductor shortage, what it impacts, why it's happening, and why it's getting worse.
IN DEPTH: Why we're facing increased shortages of cars, computers, phones, some medical equipment - the global semiconductor shortage is getting worse & is rolling on. How did it start? And how long will it last? LINK: https://bit.ly/3388NqI @TWSemicon #chip_shortage
Today contributor Oleg Vornik, CEO of DroneShield, filed a fantastic read on grey zone warfare and the vulnerability of Australia's connection points to the internet to hi-tech warfare https://bit.ly/2QSrHiZ @DroneShield @VornikOleg #greyzonewarfare @oisinoc89
IBM has prototyped a new computer chip that it says will quadruple the battery life of smartphones. The chips are smaller than a single strand of human DNA. Link: https://bit.ly/3b8Qje4 #IBM #semiconductor
Today's tech blog in The Australian contains lots of reaction to the government's $1.2bn digital revamp announced ahead of the budget - tech coys, start-ups & the opposition. A big read. Plus more as usual :) Have a great weekend. Link: https://bit.ly/3b8jT3w #Australian
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