April 27th, 2021 
Chris Griffith Apple AirTags are amazing, but $679 Hermès luggage tags and talk of electronic stalking raise eyebrows.
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Swimming Australia has offered a rare look at its new cloud-based state-of-the-art data analytics system that will replace what was basically spreadsheet analysis at the Tokyo Olympics. https://bit.ly/3yksauY #Tokyo2020 #Swimming #Olympics
Quantum computing, futuristic communication and privacy were among topics that Google addressed at its virtualised Google I/O conference hosted from the US https://bit.ly/2S3rf1l #GoogleIO #QuantumComputing
Google has announced an AI-powered tool to help people worried about skin conditions. It was unveiled at the Google I/O conference underway in the US. Story: https://bit.ly/2SVlTpf #GoogleIO #healthcare #skincare
Apple iMac review - Apple has returned to the dazzling days of yesteryear with the colourful 2021 iMac range. But is its functionality as good as its looks? https://bit.ly/3bvAIp9 #imac2021 #imacx #applenews
A bit miffed that HDHomeRun no longer works on iOS devices after upgrading to iOS 14.5.x. That stops me watching TV on iPhones and iPads around home. The company says they are waiting for Apple to allow HDHomeRun to broadcast packets after security changes. What about it Apple?
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