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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How to fix a wet phone – DO NOT PUT IT IN RICE
So you’ve dropped your phone in the toilet, or the bath, the sink, or the pool –...
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Netflix is sliding into your WhatsApp Chat to give you recommendations
Got Netflix? It’s pretty cool right. And it knows a lot about your viewing habits –...
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The TECH behind the NYE Fireworks
Every New Years Eve, amazing fireworks are put on show around the country. The new technology that...
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Apple apologises for iPhone slowdown drama: reduces replacement battery cost
They aren’t words that are often put down in black and white by a company the size of Apple,...
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Am I required to switch to NBN? The Simple answer is yes – as hundreds of thousands face disconnection
Today there are stories all over the place about the thousands and thousands of householders who...
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Documentary on Demand using DocPlay
Netflix is kicking goals, it is the Band-Aid of streaming content in our living rooms. Stan has...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #327
Stephen and Trevor look back on 2017 and wonder what was the best and brightest, what stood out...
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Phone Battery Myths – What’s real and what’s bogus
With all of the recent news around Apple iPhone batteries, we got to wondering, what other myths...
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Apple admits to slowing iPhones to preserve device and battery
There’s conspiracy theorists jumping with joy today as Apple confirms they have software to...
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Taking a High End Compact Camera to New Zealand
We’ve tested plenty of cameras at EFTM in the past, most have a particular purpose or meet a...
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Monitor your remote property or work-site: Netgear Arlo Go review
When it comes to security cameras there’s a huge change taking place across the market. The...
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Compact portable chargers tested: Belkin Pocket Power
It’s one of the most common things people will buy today to compliment their smartphone,...
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Tested: The Samsung Series 7 Soundbar
For many of us, a new TV is becoming more and more of a high priority as 4K content starts to...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #326
Stephen has seen it three times already so for a spoiler-free assessment of the latest Star Wars...
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A Virtual Reality Droid Repair Bay: Now at Samsung Stores
Ever wondered what it’s like to be on-board a Resistance ship speeding through the galaxy...
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Testing out Zoom2U for same-day deliveries all across Australia
We’re not a big business by any stretch, I work from home, don’t run an office...
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NBN drops prices – for retailers, consumers unlikely to pay less
There’s a problem with the NBN – well, that’s the understatement of the century...
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BlueAnt Pump Air True Wireless earbuds review: Wire-free goodness
There’s been no turning back ever since Apple removed the headphone jack from the iPhone 7 with...
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eBay bracing for the biggest night of online shopping ever: Tonight at 9pm
You thought you were busy today, oh and you think your weekend of shopping was a nightmare because...
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81% of Australians have a smartphone, and our data use has grown in staggering numbers
The annual report on the use of communications tools by Australians has been released by the...
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What the hell is Bitcoin?
What is Bitcoin? What the hell is Bitcoin? What the F%$k is a Bitcoin? These are pretty common...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #325
Now that Amazon has launched what does it mean, how is and might retail change in Australia? ...
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Apple’s best of 2017: The top songs, movies, apps and more
It’s that time of year – when all the big tech companies look at their data sets for...
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