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Tony Zhan, 32, holds up his new iPhone 6 Plus after it went on sale at the Apple store in Pasadena, California September 19, 2014. Hundreds of customers waited in lines outside the store on the first day the new iPhone became available.

One Month Wait To Buy iPhone 6 In Australia

Notwithstanding #bendgate or the viral video that shows iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus phones bend when placed inside pants pocket for a long period of time, Australians are not deterred and want to join the more than 10 million people who bought one of the Apple flagship devices within 24 hours of its launch. Many Aussies are willing to wait for one month to receive their order of the bendable phone, reports The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Customers look at Apple iPhone 5C and 5S at an Apple store in Beijing's Sanlitun area, September 30, 2014. The iPhone 6 will be sold in China from Oct 17, after rigorous regulator scrutiny led to Apple Inc reassuring the Chinese government that the smartp

#Bendgate: Israeli Psychic Yuri Geller Bends iPhone 6

A renowned Israeli psychic who was famous in the 1970s for bending spoons using only his mind may be the bane of Apple, not teens who just walk into a device store and attempt to bend the iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus using their bare hands.
A woman walks past three Telstra public phone booths in suburban Sydney August 9, 2012. Telstra, Australia's biggest phone company, posted a larger-than-expected 5 percent fall in second-half profit as declines in its traditional fixed-line business outwe

Telstra To Convert Old Payphones Into Wi-Fi Hotspots

With almost every Australian above the age of 10 owning a mobile phone, payphones have become a relic of the past, as useless as the pager. But telco giant Telstra has taught of a brilliant way to recycle these things by converting them into Wi-Fi hotspots.
The Google I/O logo is seen on the stage prior to the keynote speech at the Google I/O developers conference in San Francisco

Project Ara to Feature Customized Android L Version

Google's Project Ara may sound like something out of science fiction but the company intends to push through with it. The latest information on the project suggests that the initiative will eventually feature a customized version of Android L. Project Ara will also make way for swappable modules. Will the initiative be able to carry on its objective? Can Google really succeed with it?
Pinchai Speaks During His Keynote Address at the Google I/O Developers Conference in San Francisco

Android L to Spread 64-bit Smartphones

Android L will reportedly be about to spread the 64-bit support. Industry sources say that the release of the Android L platform may also be accompanied by the launch of "mainstream" 64-bit CPU technology. Can Google pull it off like Apple?

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