| Hi John, Apple has once again jumped ahead of the competition with the new all screen iPhone X which features facial recognition and eliminates the home button. The stunning new phone was launched along with the expected upgrade iPhone 8 series, Apple Watch Series 3 with cellular LTE, and a new Apple TV 4K.
Adobe says it is working with the auto industry to develop new analytics, content delivery and advertising capabilities designed to help advance connected cars from “voice to driverless and beyond”.
Since the iPhone first arrived in Australia in 2008, more than 11.7 million have been sold down under, with nearly $13 billion spent on iPhones in the last five years alone – how many will buy this year?
Like Kogan Mobile and Vaya, ALDIMobile has revamped some of its data offerings, while introducing a new Jumbo plan from 13 September with 16GB of data for $55.
Vodafone has emailed its business customers, notifying them its fixed NBN broadband service is coming “later this year,” inviting them to register “so you could be eligible for 3 months free”.
An awesome new IKEA app called IKEA Place uses augmented reality (AR) so you can “confidently experience, experiment and share how good design transforms any space, such as a home, office, school or studio.” And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
Have a great day!
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