Amazon Prime has finally arrived in Australia & with some caveatsAmazon Prime has finally arrived in Australia – with some caveats

Amazon Australia launched Down Under with a slightly underwhelming inventory in December last year, but the online marketplace has since been slowly and steadily improving its catalogue. The company is even looking to open a second fulfilment centre in Sydney to keep up with orders.

In another bid to shake up Australian retail, Amazon has finally

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MicroLED vs OLED: The battle of the high-end display tech

Ever since we saw Samsung’s ‘The Wall’ at CES 2018, we’ve been curious about what the technology behind that massive screen could be capable of. And, now that Apple is playing around with microLED technology for use in the Apple Watch and maybe even more, we here at TheIndianSubcontinent decided it was about time we dove into this technology to

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Cloud storage vs external hard disk drive : Which one is betterCloud storage vs external hard disk drive : Which one is better

For years now, the golden rule when it came to getting more storage was to buy an external drive and spend half of your day moving data. This trend has been changing, however, as more and more people have chosen cloud technology. Why Here are the reasons why cloud storage is better.

  • Universal access
  • Security
  • Sync technology
  • Cost

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Google Pixel 3 leak points to a single rear camera & and thatokay

Most Google Pixel 3 XL leaks so far have pointed towards a single sensor camera on the back. Now, a case appearing to be for the Pixel 3 XL adds further credence to the rumor that there will still be just one rear camera, as spotted in an image by PhoneArena.

The leaked images show the front and back of a simple lavender case. The front view shows

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Apple fined for misleading customers in AustraliaApple fined for misleading customers in Australia
Image copyrightAFPImage caption Customers were refused phone repairs in breach of Australian law

An Australian court has fined Apple A$9m (£5m;$6.5m) for refusing to fix iPhones and iPads that had been serviced by third parties.

The nation's consumer watchdog took the tech giant to court last year following

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AI for animalsAI for animals
The AI developed to identify and count wild animals - TheIndianSubcontinent News
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