Optus offering FREE Fetch TV Mini to affected Optus Sport subscribers
Get ’em while they’re hot – and while stocks last. If you’ve signed up to...
Read More
Category: Tech
Circle with Disney launches in Australia for outstanding parental controls
Late last year Netgear announced firmware upgrades to several of their modems and modem/routers to...
Read More
Gaming News – E3 2018: Wrapping up with Nintendo
Bringing E3 to a close for 2018 was the conference by Nintendo. While they typically don’t...
Read More
70% of all new NBN connections are choosing the faster speeds
The proof is in the pudding as they say, and after a re-jig of the wholesale pricing plans last...
Read More
Warning for Optus Customers using the SBS app to stream: Data is being counted!
In the middle of the biggest controversy they’ve experienced since launching themselves as...
Read More
Gaming News – E3 2018: The latest from Sony
Regardless of who you are, following the press conferences by Bethesda and Square Enix is no easy...
Read More
World Cup Streaming woes: Optus Sport Fails again as users find a solution
Not a great start to the FIFA World Cup for Australia’s biggest new player, and that’s...
Read More
Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #347
This week the boys are back in Australia talking all things World Cup and Streaming, plus some...
Read More
Hey Google you said what?
Google Home may seem pointless to many a person. The sceptics think the little device is...
Read More
Gaming News – E3 2018: The Developers
With EA and Microsoft out of the way at E3 this year, the game developers were given a chance to...
Read More
More power in your pocket: Belkin adds the 15,000mAh Pocket Power
Charge your smartphone five times without hitting a power point? That’s what’s...
Read More
Cheapest iPhone ever? $399 – on sale NOW!
Apple are sure keen to move more of their iPhone 6 units, which they are also quite clearly still...
Read More
Gaming News – E3 2018: The best of Microsoft
Microsoft were the second to present at this year’s E3 conference in Los Angeles and they...
Read More
Gaming news – E3 2018: All the news from EA
E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo) is the largest gaming convention the world over. It takes place...
Read More
The new Blackberry’s second act: KEY2 announced
It’s the first ever Blackberry to feature a dual-lens rear camera and that’s just...
Read More
The Soundbar Just Got Smarter With Sonos
Today in San Francisco Sonos have made some major announcements with the introduction of a new...
Read More
Beats get colourful with Dr. Dre POP Collection
Not content with the wave of publicity coming from their Worldwide Developers Conference in San...
Read More
Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #346
Live from the Apple Podcast Studio in San Jose at the 2018 Worldwide Developers Conference,...
Read More
Virgin Australia launches in-flight WiFi on International Flights
After almost six months of testing and trial services, Virgin Australia’s in-flight WiFi is...
Read More
Aussie apps on screen at Apple’s WWDC Keynote 2018
There are something like 2 million or more apps in the Apple iOS App Store, so when 6,000...
Read More
Apple Screen Time helps control digital addiction for you and your kids
At their Worldwide Developers Conference in San Jose today Apple announced a range of new features...
Read More
Save $1040 on your mobile bills by switching your power to Amaysim
Amaysim was just a little telco, battling the big guys with new and innovating pricing plans...
Read More
What will Apple announce at WWDC 2018? Our thoughts
No matter what you read, it’s entirely based on speculation and a gut feeling and it’s...
Read More
iPhone SE2 with a notch to be announced at WWDC?
With Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference set to kick off on Tuesday Morning the rumour...
Read More
Calling BS on Amazon in the US is ditching Aussie buyers
Amazon has announced to it’s Aussie customers that the “Shipping Options have...
Read More
Qantas expands in-flight WiFi to it’s Airbus A330 fleet
The race for the connected skies is most certainly on in earnest, with both Virgin Australia and...
Read More
‘Active Shooter’ – The game that simulates school shootings
What were they thinking. A game which simulates school shootings has horrified millions of people...
Read More
Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #345
Apple’s annual developers conference is on next week in San Jose, the blokes are heading...
Read More
Apple HomePod updated with Stereo Pair and Multi-room capabilities
It’s long overdue, but Apple have just announced an update to the HomePod speaker which...
Read More
eBay membership hits Australia : eBay Plus offering free delivery
One of the problems with online shopping when compared to bricks and mortar is the additional cost...
Read More
Tinder rolls out new ‘Places’ feature which tracks movements
“Find common ground” – That’s the thought process behind Tinder’s latest feature....
Read More
Genius. Belkin launches Lighting to 3.5mm audio cable, no adaptor required
Ever since Apple’s “courageous” decision to remove the 3.5mm headphone jack from...
Read More
Optus shutting down Virgin Mobile and the ACCC issues a $1.5 million fine
A bad day for Optus today with the company copping a $1.5 million fine from the ACCC over...
Read More
Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #344
Telstra has had a shocking week – their network failed, customers are outraged – so...
Read More
HTC doubles down on the squeeze – announcing 2018 Flagship U12+
Last year I visited the HTC factory in Taiwan where they had begun producing the then new U11...
Read More
Two years of outages – Serious questions about Telstra Mobile Network
In February 2016 Telstra suffered a massive outage on their Mobile network caused by a single...
Read More
Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #343
Stephen and Trevor are this week in a Bondi penthouse where Samsung is demonstrating their full...
Read More
Google launches YouTube Music – app and streaming service to take on Spotify
Next week Google takes it straight to Spotify and Apple Music with the launch of their own...
Read More
Kaspersky aims for transparency to shake the Russian spying rumours
Kaspersky is one of the world’s biggest anti-virus and internet security companies, but in a...
Read More
Australian Internet of Things market skyrockets off the back of Smart Speaker sales
The next big thing in the Australian technology market? Almost no question now it’s the...
Read More
Immersive sound: JBL’s new range of soundbars hit the market
The sound from your TV is the one thing that isn’t always great no matter how much you...
Read More
CSIRO Telescope’s “Bionic Ear” hears more of the Universe
If a tree falls in the forest and no-one is around does it make a sound? What if a tree exists and...
Read More
Telstra CEO’s grim outlook on mobile revenue and their business after the NBN
Financial statements to the Stock Market are at best boring, and coma inducing at times –...
Read More
Design, Craftmanship and a stunning sound – Beoplay P6 Review
I’ve long been a fan of the Beoplay range of sound products, taking some of the stunning...
Read More
Kogan launches Australia’s cheapest OLED TV – $1779
It’s been a big year for Kogan – super smart Android TVs, affordable Smart TVs and now...
Read More
Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #342
Google has gone full skynet with a robot/computer that can communicate, not just speak, but...
Read More
Netflix reveals what it takes to be a “Recommended” Netflix TV
As the 2018 range of TVs from all the big brands start to hit the stores, Netflix has lifted the...
Read More
Uber unveils its latest flying vehicle – rethinking point to point transport
We may be a little behind on Back to the Future’s prediction that we’d have fully functional...
Read More
Google has a computer which can make phone calls – like a human
We know Google is a big company, but they may well have fired the biggest shot yet across the bow...
Read More
Smart TV under $300 – Kogan launches new entry-level range
At just $299 the new Kogan 32 inch TV is a cracking good price but the real value is in the 55...
Read More
Download the EFTM App
EFTM is 100% Human content, written by Australians for Australians. We do not generate content using AI and do not Authorise AI to use our content for any regenerative purposes. We do and may continue to generate header images for articles using AI, this happens when no appropriate image is available at low or no cost to us.