Sonos One Receives the Alexa Treatment
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Noticed a large number of emails announcing “Updated Privacy Policy” from services and...
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Solo: A Star Wars Story Merchandise goes on sale
The next instalment of the Star Wars film series via spin off “Solo: A Star Wars...
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HyperX Cloud Flight – Wireless, light and powerful? Surely not..
HyperX have dropped their first wireless gaming headset and it’s comfortably light, devastatingly...
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Meet Grasshopper, Google’s New App Teaching Coding
Listen up wannabe coders, we have an app that you’re going to love. We all know Google, we all...
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Data Privacy Issues Plaguing Australian Organisations
Looks like Facebook isn’t the only company having problems with privacy issues. A new study...
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Meet Daisy, Apple’s robot ripping apart 200 iPhones an hour
Forget Liam, here comes Daisy because women are just better than men right? Apple has introduced a...
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LG 2018 TVs hit town with smarts built-in plus stunning OLED.
As the 2017 stock is cleared in discount sales across almost all retailers, the battle for your...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #339
It’s official, again – Telcos suck at customer service. Complaints are coming into...
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JBL launches third Google Assistant speaker: Link 300 in Australia
JBL have today announced their third Google Assistant enabled speaker in Australia with the JBL...
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Telco complaints continue as they struggle to get customer service right
Depending on how you look at it, complaints to the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman are...
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Samsung’s “go big or go home” 2018 TV prices – 75 inches from $3,999
In New York last month Samsung set the bar high – with Go Big or Go Home being a very clear...
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NBN’s March data shows 1 million more on higher speeds – with work to do
Congestion is up, installations done right first time are down and faults being rectified on time...
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BenQ GS1 Review: A perfect portable projector
The concept was simple – a mini projector. But it’s been done before and they outcome...
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Kogan launch NBN plans – $58.90 for the NBN50 speed
The tentacles of the Kogan empire are far reaching and ever expanding and today sees the launch of...
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What is Fortnite; the third person shooter taking the world by storm
Picture this.. You’re one of the only two people alive out of the original 100, your heart is...
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Vertiia – is this the “flying car” we have been waiting for?
Today I stood and watched the future pass me by – not in some metaphoric sense, literally. ...
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Every Apple Building is now using 100% renewable energy
I’m no greeny but I love the idea of clean solar energy and don’t have an issue with...
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Apple introduces (Product) RED Special edition iPhone 8 and 8 Plus
Apple has announced a special edition iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus in their standout RED colour with...
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Virgin Australia updates its app – an all-in-one experience is coming
As a Virgin Frequent Flyer I can tell you I’ve never had too much trouble with their iPhone...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #338
This Facebook story drags on, what can you do, how do you stay on top of things, how can you lock...
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Step by Step instructions for taking control of your Facebook account
It’s the biggest story in tech in a long time, the Facebook & Cambridge Analytica...
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Aussie Broadband goes unlimited – new plans keep them competitive
While Aussie Broadband has been making headlines for being open, transparent and a solid no b-s...
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New Research Suggests Gamers Make Great Cybersecurity Professionals
McAfee, a leading cybersecurity company has released interesting research indicating that the best...
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Why Bill Morrow had to leave the NBN – but shouldn’t
Bill Morrow has announced he will step down as CEO of the NBN by the end of the year, formally...
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HTC U11 Life Review: Is this the perfect smartphone?
Look I know its a massive call, but this HTC U11 Life is bloody good. I’m talking about a...
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Far Cry 5 review: A game for the casual gamer to love
I love gaming, but I’m not much good at it, nor do I have that much time for it –...
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Remove the Cords from Your Life
If you’ve bought a relatively modern phone there is a good chance that is has wireless...
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Kogan launches “smarter” TVs – powered by Android TV
Kogan is hoping to secure a bigger slice of the Smart TV market with what they are calling...
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Apple updates entry level iPad with more power & Apple Pencil support
All eyes were on Apple today and all the focus was on the classroom as Apple introduced a host of...
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Huawei P20 – aimed at you Apple iPhone X
There’s no way Huawei could have known they were launching their flagship phone for 2018 on the...
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Vodafone bundles Netflix with NBN; launches Vodafone TV box
Vodafone is expanding their NBN network, launching a set-top box and bundling Netflix for...
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Telstra launches 5G on the Gold Coast – sort of
Stand by for the battle of the telcos, and the battle for 5G. Every telco is posturing to be seen...
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Billion Dollar Belkin: Foxconn buys accessory & IoT business
Belkin is a big deal in modern technology circles, they make an accessory for just about every...
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OVO signs eSports broadcast deal for five years
OVO isn’t mucking around when it comes to being a player in the mobile content space. Having...
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Samsung nabs the big four for Samsung Pay
And then there were none. Samsung have today secured the NAB as the final of the big-four banks...
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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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