Powderfinger reunion tour opens with four Brisbane nights
Powderfinger will play 18 shows in 2027, starting with four nights at the Brisbane Showgrounds from 3 September. Presales open Wednesday.
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Arden Lux covers the Tech desk, with 21 stories on phones, gadgets and the companies that make them. That includes the foldables and stands at IFA in Berlin, Amazon's redesigned Kindle and Fire TV Stick 4K, and Qualcomm's 2nm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 chips. Lux has also covered Apple's new Macs, including the 2nm M6 Mac mini.
Powderfinger will play 18 shows in 2027, starting with four nights at the Brisbane Showgrounds from 3 September. Presales open Wednesday.
South Korea's Financial Security Institute showed bank staff an AI agent hack on 17 September. Within two weeks, seven financial firms had been breached.
Firmus Technologies scrapped its ASX float on Friday. Its three Tasmanian AI data centre plans now face delays, appeals and local doubts.
Amazon's Alexa Tablet 12 Pro, 11 and 8 open for preorder from US$229.99, with Alexa+ and Google Play, shipping 14 October.
Telstra switched on the Perth to Sydney route of its Aura fibre network on 7 October. Here's what Aura is, who's buying it and what it costs.
Temporary Disaster Roaming went live on 1 October. Telstra, Optus and TPG customers can use a rival's network in regional disasters at no extra cost.
Bose said on 1 October it's bought Firelight Technologies, the Melbourne maker of FMOD game audio tools. FMOD stays open and supported. Terms are private.
Meta said on 29 September it's testing a top community voices role in Facebook groups and new AI answers in its Forum app. The role replaces old badges.
Amazon's redesigned Kindle, Paperwhite and Colorsoft arrived on 1 October. The base Kindle's on sale in Australia now from A$279.
vivo launched its X Fold6 foldable outside China on 30 September. It packs 6,900 mAh into a 4.4 mm body, and Basic Tutorials says it's €2,199 in Germany.
Amazon's new Fire TV Stick 4K went on sale on 30 September. It runs off a TV's USB port and costs A$129 in Australia, Digital Reviews Network reports.