EXCLUSIVE: Amazon’s Aussie Alexa voice now available
It’s official, Amazon’s Alexa is an Aussie citizen. Just in time for Australia Day...
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Sensibo Review: Makes your old “dumb” split system super smart!
When I installed a split-system air conditioner in my man cave it was all about getting comfy in...
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Largest Solar Farm in NSW to be built in Coleambally
While Rice might be it’s main farming produce, the small town of Coleambally in the NSW...
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Panoramic photos from the air: DJI announces the new Mavic Air
Weighing just 430grams and measuring just over 21cm diagonally the new DJI Mavic Air is one very...
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Garmin launches a new wearable: Approach X10 – just for golfers
Garmin today announced the Approach X10 for the Australian market – it’s a GPS golf...
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Apple HomePod available February 9: Australian Price $499
The oldest of the Voice Assistants just grew up with Apple announcing (Finally) the availability...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #330
All the tech news of the week with Amazon’s Echo launching next week and a whole bunch of...
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Amazon Go: Queue up so you don’t have to queue for the checkout
This is all things Internet, all things Modern world – Amazon’s brand new bricks and...
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Throw away the remote: Fetch TV adds Google Home support
Every day new features are added to Google Home to create a bigger ecosystem of things you can do...
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Taking your data on the road – Samsung Portable SSD T5 Review
When you’re working on the road or get the great chance to work remotely away from your...
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Canon Powershot SX730HS Review – it’s all about the Zoom
Point and shoot compact cameras are a dying breed, with smartphones in every pocket there’s...
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How does a TV work? Watch this fascinating video!
I thought I knew how TVs worked. I do, but I’d struggle to actually describe it, let alone...
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Telstra is speeding up your internet – in 2020 – with a new undersea cable to the USA
It’s actually quite hard to imagine the network of cables that cross our suburbs, let alone...
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Vodafone slashes NBN prices as competition hots up
Having launched their NBN in the latter part of last year Vodafone have today launched new deals...
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Volume of mobile payments up 140% in a year according to ANZ
You know what Aussies love? Convenience and simplicity and figures from ANZ show that the rise in...
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Tim Cook speaks about the iPhone slowdowns: “We always focus on user experience”
When Apple apologised for the lack of information and communication over their decision to slow...
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Aussies love Google Home : Usage triples over holiday period
Since launching the Google Home mini back in October last year, Google is reporting that a Google...
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GoPro “stoked” to launch Fusion – their 360 degree camera in Australia!
Late to the 360 degree party it’s obvious when an announcement comes from the hip and cool...
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Kogan launches first convertible laptop: $399
A touch-screen, convertible laptop with a stylus – $399 isn’t the price you’d...
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Microsoft brings the Surface Book 2 to Australia – $3,649 starting price
Microsoft really want to peg themselves alongside Apple when it comes to personal computers. ...
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Alexa gets an Aussie flavour with “skills” from Telstra, Westpac, Amaysim and more
With Amazon’s announcement early this morning of the availability of it’s Echo range...
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Amazon launching three Echo devices in Australia: Order today – Available February
The Amazon Kindle is by far and away the most popular device Amazon has made, and has become...
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Aldi Tech Deals Coming Our Way
On January 27th there are some Special Buys from Aldi that we couldn’t help but spread the...
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The EFTM Best Awards for CES 2018
CES 2018 was a stunning year of innovation, changes to the smart home and some great ideas that...
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A Phone Conversation with your Finger in you Ear.
Walking around the halls of CES, we are on the lookout for for a product that catches our...
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Track Your Calories Automatically with GoBe2
Wearables have been around for a few years now, and this year at CES is no different. So companies...
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Tested: Virgin Australia international in-flight WiFi
The battle for our skies has been hot and connected over the last year with both Qantas and Virgin...
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Polaroid: What’s Old is New Again
CES is one of those events where you really get to sense the scale of companies from the size of...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #329.3
Before the boys leave town they catch up to discuss Netgear’s new range, Alcatel’s new...
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5G launching in 2019 as Telstra announces Narrowband Internet of Things network
Telstra has today announced the deployment of a Narrowband Internet of Things (IoT) network in...
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Huawei goes Mesh for consumer WiFi in an emerging space
After the overwhelming success of consumer “whole home” Wi-Fi systems such as...
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Sony expands OLED range and adds virtual Atmos to soundbars
Sony is doubling down on OLED in 2018 after the success of their debut product last year, and...
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The Smoothest, Simplest way To Make Mobile Video
DJI have a strong presence yet again here at CES but have only brought the one new product. The...
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More Talking In The Bathroom Is Coming
Today at CES in Las Vegas we came across Kohler, a brand very well known in the bathroom space....
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The Baby Bottle to Keep Parents Informed
For any first time parents or carers of a child it can be difficult to suddenly have a human...
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Wireless Power from Above
Today at CES in Las Vegas we came across a running train-set that wasn’t actually plugged...
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Razor Turbo Jetts – Wheels for your Heels
Razor, a brand synonymous with scooters for both kids and adults alike. This year at CES they have...
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Stormtrooper Robot Finally Released in Australia from UBTECH
UBTECH have been around for a little while now with their consumer level robots like Jimu. Back in...
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Let the Machine Fold the Laundry
At CES in Las Vegas we have come across a very exciting product to free you of the mundane task of...
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The Connected Mouthguard Could Change Sports for the Better
The good old days of measuring the ‘biggest hit’ on Friday night footy by how much claret comes...
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Lenovo has a Google Home with a Display
Today at CES in Las Vegas, Lenovo took the wraps off a smart speaker with a nice difference to the...
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Chaos as the world’s biggest tech show plunges into darkness due to power outage
The world’s biggest consumer electronics show has been switched off with a power outage...
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A Robot to Help Those with Autism
Every now and then a product pops its head up at CES that can cut through the greed, waste and...
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Ella will search your home monitoring footage for answers
The average security camera ‘sees’ less than two minutes of interesting data each day despite...
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Home mechanic? You need this!
More modern cars can cause significant headaches for the handy home mechanic. Unlike the good ‘ol...
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Choose your sound: AKG launches N5005 with interchangeable cable or Bluetooth option
When you first see the AKG N5005 you see a stunning set of in-ear headphones which take the studio...
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Dell Announce The XPS 13, Your Windows Alternative to a MacBook
Today at CES in Las Vegas, Dell announced a new laptop to their range, the XPS 13. From a glance...
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CES Not Just A Tech Show
The gates have finally opened for day one of CES 2018. Tens of thousands of people are flooding...
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Hyundai NEXO
One of the more interesting announcements here at CES 2018 in the car space has come from Hyundai....
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Nokia Announce A Sleep Monitoring Pad
Today at CES in Las Vegas, Nokia Health have rolled out their latest health product and this time...
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