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In my hands and in use at various times during the past 48 hours, the MacBook Air with M1 processor is super fast, has great battery life, runs a wide range of iPhone and iPad apps, has no cooling fan and even makes Office 365 run without the "Intel beachball of slowdown pain".

With folding phones still much more expensive than traditional phones and tablets, while I hope Apple makes an iPhone that turns into an iPad, I don't see such a device replacing the iPad mini anytime soon.

Cloud and managed services provider Nexon Asia Pacific and CivicRisk Mutual have "taken the first steps in a strategic partnership to radically transform and improve the way information is made available to their members over the next three years."

Kate Toon is an award-winning powerhouse of energy, talent, business smarts, excellent advice, great courses and more, and it was a delight to talk to someone so switched on about everything digital!

Be it gaming, cosplay, comics, an artist alley, family activities and community groups, including a brand new area dedicated to speed running with the help of Spawn Point Bar, this is one cool event you won't want to miss!

Kate Toon is an award-winning powerhouse of energy, talent, business smarts, excellent advice, great courses and more, and it was a delight to talk to someone so switched on about everything digital!

It's claimed this is the 10th edition of MoodOff day. I've never heard of it before, but can you survive 5 hours with your phone turned off on February 28?

Telstra and MYOB have partnered in "a bid to make it easier for Australian small and medium sized business (SMB) customers to access the digital solutions they need to survive and grow, with MYOB Essentials the first business management solution Telstra offers direct to its business customers."

In what is a clever marketing ploy for the Viber messaging, voice and video calling app, its CEO is making an appeal to Australians to use its services, with Viber stating it cut all business ties with Facebook back in June 2020.

Huawei first worked with acoustics giant Devialet in 2019, when both companies collaborated to deliver the Huawei Sound X, with the partnership delivering a new “crown jewel”: the next-gen Huawei Sound speaker with “superior, full audio immersion”.

Promising to break through the limitations of traditional speakers, SOUNDBOKS offers "a new advanced amplifier system and the highest level of continuous performance with wireless connectivity and 40 hours of battery life."

A new player has arrived down under with a range of "high quality, cost effective range of microphones, web cameras, headphones and accessories into the A/NZ market", billed as perfect for the "music recording, broadcast, post product and streaming markets."

Huawei launched its Mate 40 series late last year, and despite no Google Play, it still challenges Samsung's latest S21 series for the most advanced Android phone of all. Could President Biden restore Huawei's access to Google this year?

There are now more than 8.1 million household and business services connected to the NBN, according to a new ACCC report.

Founded in 2012, Globalization Partners offers a global expansion platform that makes expanding business and hiring talent from across the planet a fast and easy process, which in the post COVID world of 2021 is more important than ever.

Opensignal bills itself as "the independent global standard for understanding the true state of the world’s mobile networks based on measurements of real user experience", and it has released its benchmark of 5G globally as it currently stands in early 2021.

OPINION: With Facebook now blocking Australian news sites from posting their news stories to Facebook, along with many organisations like the Australian Bureau of Meteorology an unexpected casualty, has Facebook begun a descent into Myspace-like irrelevance?

With its growth equity raised demonstrating an “expanding market for smarter ways to build modern applications”, the funding will be used to “expand investments in its R&D and go to market strategy.”

If you thought Apple's AirPods Max were expensive at A$899, there's a whole world of even higher priced, super luxurious headphones on the market that aim to tempt audiophiles into saying "Oui, je veux Focal Celestee!"

Advances in smart home technology are changing Australian homes, but they are also opening up opportunities for attackers, according to a new survey by Avast Security.