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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A smart NutriBullet is coming to Australia
So you take your handful of kale, add three slices of water melon, a spoon of chia seeds and six...
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Qualcomm announce wire-free earbuds with increased battery life
The flavour of the month in personal audio is wirefree earbuds. Many wirefree earbuds are plagued...
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MEATER Your Meat Today
Today at CES in Las Vegas, we’ve come across a company who is focused on your meat and...
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Intel Addresses the Elephant in the Room
Today at CES in Las Vegas we attended a large event hosted by Intel. This event is a celebration...
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Autonomous Driving Soon a Reality with Artificial Intelligence
Things can get a tad repetitive here at CES, particularly when you’re tasked with anything to do...
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Big Screams From TCL on Big Screens
TCL have been in the television game for a long time, and we’re seeing their growth in...
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Hisense WOW the audience at CES
Today at CES in Las Vegas Hisense took the stage to discuss 2018 and their plans. Firstly starting...
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HipAir : Belt-worn airbag for the elderly to protect their hips in a fall
Last year at CES a company called HELITE announced an airbag vest for motorcycle riders which got...
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LG Televisions Can Be The Hub of the Smart Home
Today at CES in Las Vegas, LG has announced their new TV line-up for 2018 and the key message is...
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See Jabra in your ears and Speak with Alexa
At CES in Las Vegas, Jabra were quick to announce three new products which will come to Australian...
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The Whirlpool Smart Kitchen extends to wearables and voice
Today at CES in Las Vegas, Whirlpool have gone a step further with their appliances making them...
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CES Vlog Day 2 – The Road Trip Begins
In the second day of the trip we’ve now left LA and hit the road to the big city of lights....
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U by Moen: The Smart Home Enters the Bathroom
If you’re building a house or plan to in the future, smart home appliances and connectivity has to...
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The Smart Shoe that could prevent workplace injuries
Workplace injuries are a real and ever increasing thing and companies are investing big money into...
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The Toothbrush with Augmented Reality to help make kids tooth brushing fun!
Generally, if you have an electric toothbrush you’re doing the best you can for your choppers. The...
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Moodo: The smart-home fragrance box
In-home fragrances have always been a thing and most recently, mixing scented oils in diffusers to...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #329.1
All the fun gadgets from CES Unveiled – kicking off the biggest tech show of the...
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The Smart Pet Beds have Arrived
Petrics have used CES Las Vegas to launch the Petrics Activity Tracker – a Fitbit for your...
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Benjilock: The smart padlock that doesn’t require a smartphone
We have seen in recent years of the release of smart padlocks. Padlocks that require bluetooth...
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Like a Thermomix, but for beer
The PicoBrew is like a little Thermy only it makes beer, not hot wet rice. This little wonder...
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Samsung Has The Biggest. It’s 146 inches of TV
Today in Las Vegas, just hours before CES officially opens, Samsung unveiled some new features and...
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“Hey Google – unlock my front door” – coming to Schlage smart locks in 2018
When it comes to front door locks most of us never gave the look or brand a second thought before...
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Ecovacs WINBOT X Window Cleaning Robot coming to Australian stores
Be honest, when was the last time you cleaned your windows – take a look, they are a bit...
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How a Smart Kitchen Would Work With LG
The smart home is likely to be the largest topic for 2018 in the tech space. We’ve all come...
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CES Vlog Day 1 – We’re going to Vegas Baby!
The crew are back together for the annual trip to Las Vegas and as always there are full days...
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Belkin goes all-in on Wireless charging for the car and home
Yes yes I know Wireless charging has been around for a few years, I’ve seen the Qi wireless...
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Looking for a home phone without the NBN? myhomefone launches for Elderly Australians
The NBN has many people confused, annoyed, frustrated. Chief among them are our elderly...
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Aldi: Go Big or Go Home: 75 INCH 4K TV coming for $1699
Get ready to bring a big car, a mate and your muscles – along with a healthy credit card...
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TECHSHOT Review – A Batting Coach in your Kit Bag
The cricket season is well underway and there is plenty of hype surrounding the T20 Big Bash that...
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Farewell all-Aussie HSV Cars: The last Commodore-Based model has been made
With the Holden Commodore ending its run as an Australian-made car, so too must the by-product;...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #328
The boys are heading off to Las Vegas for CES so they stop to share their thoughts on the big...
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A spare key to the house accessible via your mobile phone: Master Lock Bluetooth Lock Box review
If you’ve ever left your keys behind and then tried to get into your house you know what a...
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LG’s New Years Resolution is 8K – with Google Assistant Built-in
We’re just days away from the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas and LG is...
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Romper Stomper breaks records for Stan
Streaming service Stan have put everything behind the new series Romper Stomper and it’s...
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2018 Tech Predictions & Trends
Far from Crystal Ball gazing, looking 12 months ahead is all based on trends from the last 12...
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Curved monitors are the new dual-screen: Samsung Curved Monitor tested
I can remember first putting two monitors on my desk, setting up a special video card to enable...
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