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Apple has won a patent design case over the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus in China with a court overturning a verdict that it had infringed on a Chinese company's design patents.

Repair experts globally have reported on a widespread display problem with iPhone 6 and Plus handsets – it is called the “Touch Disease.”

Repair experts globally are reporting a widespread problem on iPhone 6 and 6 Plus handsets – a grey flickering bar at the top of the screen and unresponsiveness.

Apple's decision to introduce the small-form-factor iPhone SE has been bagged in some quarters. But it makes sense.

Aussie company Dog and Bone makes a ‘smart case’ for its claimed world-first Wetsuit Impact case fusing slim, durable technology with flexible glass impact screen.

Tech21 has improved Impactology protection with FlexShock, which absorbs and dissipates force from drops up to 2 metres, and Apple sells it.

Lest anybody be under any illusions that my past article was an endorsement of the madness that appears to have taken hold of Apple, let me be clear. Whatever Cook & Co may be thinking, the iPad Pro will never be a replacement for a MacBook or any other Mac. In fact, it’s not even a replacement for the iPad.

While Apple has been wowing the world with the launch of its new iPhone 6S and other new devices, one global analyst firm has warned that the innovation gap has narrowed and competitors are hot on Apple’s heels.

A ‘small percentage’ of iPhone 6 Plus models have a faulty component in the rear iSight camera which can make photos look blurry, which Apple will fix.

Suncorp Bank has made fingerprint login available for its mobile banking app in response to what it says is customer demand for quicker access to account balances and mobile banking services.

Aggressive marketing by mobile phone operators and the popularity of Apple’s iPhone 6 and iPhone Plus has driven yearly growth in the Australian smartphone market.

If you’re always trying to squeeze a little extra juice from your iPhone’s battery, Mophie has always stood ready to take charge and deliver it!

New iPhones sell well down under, Telstra enjoys prepaid growth, smartphone ownership grows, Optus grows post-paid, Vodafone share stabilises and Telstra still the most preferred brand.

Running out of space on your iPhone or iPad? SanDisk's iXpand provides up to 64GB of external storage.

A new release of the Parallels Access service doesn't just let you access a computer from a smartphone or tablet, it now allows access from one computer to another. And there are extra goodies for owners of some Samsung devices.

Several articles appeared over the last week claiming that Samsung S5 and Note 4 users were more satisfied than iPhone 6 and 6 Plus users, but the data used was released in May 2014 well before the new iPhones launched - oops!

Thanks to ACMA allowing Optus early access to 700MHz spectrum in Canberra, Optus has managed to boost its ‘superfast 4G coverage’, ensuring Optus customers with compatible 4G phones can satisfy any need for ever faster 4G coverage and speed.

Apple is on course for a record quarter with its massive iPhone 6 sales, seeing rising sales in the US, Australia, China, the UK and 5 other economies but falling in Japan, with Android’s commanding lead dropping slightly in 5 of the 10 major economies and even Windows Phone growing in 3 economies but steady in Australia and falling in the others.

When it comes to iPhones, Samsungs, LGs, HTCs, Sonys, Nokias, Nexuses, Blackberries and other smartphones, protective cases are a dime a dozen, but Tech21’s technology may well cause you to do a double take and give your tech an extra 8 lives.

Consumer Reports finds iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are less bendy than the HTC One M8.