Tim Biggs

Multi-hued e-reader brings more colour, but less clarity Sydney Morning Herald
Canada
Sydney Morning Herald, The Age journalists win key IT awards theage.com.au
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines , Sydney
How to play your PS5 in your hands and not on your TV screen Sydney Morning Herald
Samsung’s latest Ultra is incredible, but not vastly improved by AI Sydney Morning Herald
Google suffers major blow in battle with Fortnite maker Epic Games Sydney Morning Herald
Australia , Australia , Mountain View , Wall Street , San Francisco
Microsoft’s answer to the MacBook Pro is big on style, and price Sydney Morning Herald
Fully , The Studio
The vanishing of the small high-end smartphone Sydney Morning Herald
Google’s latest smartphones put AI photo-editing in your hands Sydney Morning Herald
Zuckerberg’s new world: Meta unveils AI agents, mixed reality headset and smart glasses Sydney Morning Herald
Australia , California , Menlo Park , San Francisco
New cameras and a USB port: Is iPhone 15 worth the upgrade?Sydney Morning Herald
For $1500, does the iPhone 15 do enough?Sydney Morning Herald
California , Australia
China flags ‘security incidents’ in iPhones hours after Apple launch Sydney Morning Herald
Russia , Israel , Taiwan , The White House , United Kingdom
Apple introduces iPhone 15 with USB-C, Apple Watch with ‘double-tap’Sydney Morning Herald
Australia , California
The pleasures and pitfalls of robot vacuums Sydney Morning Herald
Revò
Double the screen, but does Samsung’s Z Fold5 justify double the price?Sydney Morning Herald
The Galaxy
Hand-held video games have returned Sydney Morning Herald
The Pocket , Japan , Australia
HTC’s latest VR has one foot in a future that doesn’t quite exist yet Sydney Morning Herald
New Zealand , Australia
How to upgrade your home office for 2023 Sydney Morning Herald
China
It has ‘toots’ not tweets. Why are social media users shifting to Mastodon?Sydney Morning Herald
Silicon Valley , Australian National University , Brisbane
What’s in an iPad? Apple’s six tablets explained Sydney Morning Herald

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