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Australians can now pick from slimmer foldables as Samsung broadens the category beyond early adopters with three models for work, media and portability.
Dodo moves 100,000 customers to cheaper internet plans
Households on underused NBN plans could save AUD $14.4 million a year after the telco shifted nearly 100,000 customers to cheaper tiers.
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Budget-conscious households are embracing AI for practical holiday tasks, with confidence rising fastest among the eight markets surveyed by Sinch.
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