Kaspersky to help Crime Stoppers in the Online Battleground
With the beautiful Melbourne Grand Prix in the background, Eugene Kaspersky announced a...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #337
The news this week is all about Facebook, our privacy shattered, our data used in political...
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Dyson V10 Absolute + – Goodbye Cords.
Growing up, my parents were convinced by a door-to-door salesman that the best vacuum on the...
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Video of fatal self-driving car crash is damning for Uber
Tragically this week a woman in Tempe Arizona in the United States was killed when struck by a...
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Facebook cracks down on Apps following Cambridge Analytica scandal
Actions speak louder than words and in the case of Facebook over the last few days there’s...
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Complete and utter NBN speed transparency: Aussie Broadband
When I first spoke to Phil Britt, the boss of Aussie Broadband I could tell his was a man of his...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #336
Foxtel is ditching Cable TV and going 100% satellite in a bid to cut costs, and reduce downtime...
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Google makes maps wheelchair accessible
There’s plenty of things that we all take for granted every single day, there’s also...
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A New Fitbit for the Parents and the Kids
The pioneers of wearable fitness trackers are back at it again, this time with a new model for the...
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EXCLUSIVE: Foxtel migrating all Cable TV customers to Satellite
The very cable network which underpinned the pay TV battle 20 years ago is about to be abandoned...
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HP Spectre x360 13 Review – When you’ve got too much money
Do you have too much money and a need to prove it? I’ve got the device for you! The HP Spectre...
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Jabra Elite 65t Review
Enjoying music from your smartphone has changed over the years. We were once used to storing our...
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Mother’s iPhone locked for 47 years by toddler
This ladies and gentlemen is a warning for all parents of little toddlers, those fun little kids...
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NBN Congestion drops as Telcos bump up speeds
Under mountains of pressure and more negative publicity than almost any other company in Australia...
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Tap and Go your credit card instead of your OPAL card on Sydney Transport
American Express card holders can now use their card, or Apple Pay to tap and pay for travel on...
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Augmented Reality Audio – Bose concept makes a fair bit of sense
Ok, this is strange, weird, gimmicky, but at the same time very possibly a brilliant idea. Bose...
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Business is booming for Stan – almost 1 million subscribers
Streaming companies are renowned for keeping their cards close to their chests. There’s no...
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Apple HomePod finally gets a touch of Aussie smarts
Apple’s HomePod may be one of the best speakers you can buy, but one of the things I was...
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A $599 HTC U11 is coming to Vodafone
HTC is bringing the key features of their flagship U11 smartphone to a lower price point with the...
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Samsung’s 2018 QLED TVs will blend into your wall
Perhaps it was the distraction of the whole event but at CES this year it seemingly went unnoticed...
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Smart Taxi-back signs coming to a cab near you thanks to Telstra
Those boring and often out-dated advertisements on the back of taxis are getting an overhaul with...
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Boeing to develop new autonomous drone program in Australia
Ever since James Cameron’s Terminator film franchise there’s been something in the back of our...
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TESTED: The Stylus for Any Device
For many people, using a pen and paper for note taking or drawing is just the norm. It’s...
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2018 Holden Commodore – Nothing to fret about
Four hours, 50 minutes, 388.8km traversing New Zealand’s South Island is what it took to make my...
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Telstra boosts NBN speeds for 1 million customers
After the NBN’s changes to wholesale pricing late last year many telcos began to reduce the...
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HTC Vive Pro: Full-body experience changing sport
HTC might have been known most for their mobile phones over the years but their future may well be...
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Freeview FV now available on Apple TV
No antenna? Poor reception? Got Internet? Free-to-air TV is coming your way. The Free-to-air...
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Samsung Galaxy S9+ – Best smartphone camera ever
Since Google used DxOMark to claim the title of best smartphone camera on the original Google...
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F1 showcases live streaming app for paid users
In the shadows of diminishing global audiences Formula One is being dragged into the modern era by...
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Flic smart button review – The beginning of an era
The Flic is a wireless smart button that takes the concept of the Amazon Echo Dot and pumps it...
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QLD Police to Introduce Anti Drone Weaponry ahead of Commonwealth Games
An anti drone gun? Welcome to the future of security. QLD Police are set to buy numerous Anti-UAV...
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Canon Introduce Two New Entry Level DSLRs
Thinking of getting into photography for the first time? Listen up. Canon, one of the world’s...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #335
Trevor and Stephen are in Barcelona for the annual Mobile World Congress trade show, this week...
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Sony adds a beat to your video with the new Xperia XZ2
In the battle of specifications and features we are getting down to the minor details for...
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Nokia 8110 reloaded! Another retro classic
In the late ’90’s Nokia played a small role in the hit movie “The...
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Samsung Galaxy S9 & S9 Plus: Super Slow Motion & Emoji love
According to Samsung over 2.7 trillion photos were taken in 2017, 5 billion Emoji’s are...
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Huawei takes on Dell: FullView screen on new MateBook X Pro
When we saw the Dell XPS 13 at CES earlier this year it was love at first sight – what Dell...
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Telstra sets its sights on 5G launch in 2019
While the devices that launch here in Barcelona are shiny and feature rich, they are nothing...
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Alcatel goes 18:9 right across their 2018 range
Kicking off the announcements here in Barcelona for Mobile World Congress 2018 is Alcatel who have...
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Samsung to partner with Legacy Esports as popularity in Australia surges
Samsung has today announced a new partnership with Legacy Esports which will see the tech giant...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #334
The Seven year itch? The blokes have been at this for seven years, some reflection then onto the...
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Australian Video Game Spending Breaks $3 Billion Dollar Mark
Through. The. Roof. That’s where our Video Game spending is going The Interactive Games...
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Apple store gets go-ahead for Federation Square location
Apple’s first new flagship store in Australia will open in 2020 at Melbourne’s...
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Smartphone cancer research app DreamLab reaches milestone
Last night while we slept many people’s smartphones were off, others were sitting on...
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Free Screen repairs for Oppo R11s and R11s Plus
If you’re looking for a big pain in the butt for huge numbers of smartphone owners...
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Australian Telco set to Introduce Internet to Ugandan Communities
Pivotel Group, a leading Australian provider of satellite and mobile technology has today...
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1 in 3 Australian Adults Fall Victim to Cybercrime in 2017
Anti-malware software creator Norton has released alarming data this morning surrounding a huge...
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EXCLUSIVE: Seven says pay for HD on 7Plus
The Seven Network plans to launch a paid subscription service on its 7Plus online streaming app in...
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Don’t TEXT and DRIVE: Apps & Software to STOP the Distraction
NSW Police statistics on the number of people being caught using their mobile phones are alarming...
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Google Chrome’s New In-Built Ad Blocking Software
If you’re like so many other Australians who run chrome extensions designed to block annoying ads...
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