January 8th, 2019 
Chris Griffith 
At first, it looks like a projector screen. But it’s not. It’s a full-blooded TV that rolls up and down like an old-fashioned window blind.
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Apple has announced a 'spring loaded' event which will take place in the early hours of next Wednesday, Australian time. (We have to defer to the American-centric title as 'autumn loaded' doesn't have the same ring) https://bit.ly/3geoy7n #applenews
With the auction for mmWave 5G spectrum under way, Samsung is preparing to sell mmWave radios for Australia’s fast 5G rollout, taking on a roll that may have been filled by Huawei or ZTE had it not been for the 5G ban https://bit.ly/3g8TWUI #Samsung #mmWave #5G
Our games reviewer, the amazing @RoyceWilsonAU, looks at Apple Arcade & the local games' industry https://bit.ly/3a9ImEP #AppleArcade #AppleNews #games
Two pieces of software can help stop your accounts being hacked and your online identity being stolen. It's a way forward. Link: https://bit.ly/3e2B6M3 #cybersecurity #privacy #phishing #databreach #malware #cyberattack
Planning in Australia for adopting artificial intelligence is inadequate, says robotics/AI expert @SueKeay from @QLD_AI_Hub https://bit.ly/3te7xOi #robotics #ArtificialIntelligence
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