Apple's newest iPhones are its most impressive and powerful yet and for the first time introduce dual SIM to the iPhone range. If you want Apple's latest A12 Bionic processor technology in a phone bigger than last year's iPhone X, or the new XS, but without a big price tag, the XR is for you.

Apple also announced an upgraded version of its wrist candy. Billed not only as the No.1 smartwatch in the world, but the No.1 watch in the world, Apple Watch Series 4 is louder, thinner, with a larger screen, new fitness and health capabilities and more.

The Australian Labor Party appears to be hesitant about ruling out support for the Government's anti-encryption Assistance and Access Bill, a draft of which was put up for comment on 14 August.

There's no "deliportation" yet that allows deliveries between countries instantly via Star Trek technology, but Deliveroo's move into Taiwan continues the company's APAC and global expansion.

Back-up and disaster recovery company Veaam has left a database of its own customers' data, amounting to more than 200GB and including details of more than 445 million customers, exposed on an Amazon-hosted IP, a security researcher says.

Telecommunications services group Vocus says its commitment to infrastructure will secure Australia’s digital future as it marks the completion of the US$170 million Australia Singapore Cable.

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