What every eco-friendly/tech-savvy lady surely needs: a handbag covered in little solar panels. Cleverly, it has a USB connection inside it, drawing on the beneficent rays of Sol to charge your mobile phone or MP3 player or whatever.
What every eco-friendly/tech-savvy lady surely needs: a handbag covered in little solar panels. Cleverly, it has a USB connection inside it, drawing on the beneficent rays of Sol to charge your mobile phone or MP3 player or whatever. Superb! Let's have one for us guys now...
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Optus gained exemption to store metadata unencrypted
Use of legacy applications allow Optus to seek an exemption from the rules.
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