Oops, did Maccas just reveal the next iPhone in an email about their app?
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Vodafone shakes up the Aussie market: No more contract phone bundles
There’s no way to sugar coat this – Vodafone have thrown a cat amongst the pigeons and...
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Rydo – the Taxi booking app that actually works
This is the story of the little app that could – it could just win people back to the...
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Meet “M”, Your Personal Assistant
Facebook Messenger has been on a long journey of evolution since it’s launch. The addition...
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Tested: HP Spectre x2
The tablet market would safely be dominated by the iPad still, the laptop market is still mostly...
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The All in One Outdoor Buddy
With summer just around the corner we’ll all start venturing outside soon to make the most...
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Best iPhone deal in Australia: iPhone 6 for under $500!
Strap yourself into the Delorian, put your foot on the accelerator and head to 88mph –...
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We’re switching to NBN faster than expected: 2.4 million homes connected
Every single home in Australia has to switch to the NBN if they want a fixed phone line or fixed...
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Huaqiangbei: Shenzhen Technology Markets: Gadget heaven!
Have you ever ordered a tiny electronic part on eBay? Wondered where you could go to get all the...
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Sony OLED pricing announced – taking LG technology before LG themselves
When Sony announced their first OLED TV at CES earlier this year, the first thing that came to...
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Podcast: Your Tech Life #374
Bumper episode this week, talking Ransomware with Trend Micro, talking to Amaysim about their NBN...
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Aussie Cars Set to Star on Forza 7
The next instalment of the Forza series is set to arrive before the end of the year and we...
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You’ve Got The Power
Tragically I get excessively excited over portable power banks. Why? Because on a good day my...
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Google Wifi review: THIS is Google’s standout product – improve your home internet for under $500
For some reason the internet is in a fizz over Google Home – sure it’s a revolutionary...
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AKG N60 Noise Cancelling headphone review: Comfortable with a great sound
When I travelled to Las Vegas a few weeks ago I left my Sony and Bose noise cancelling over-ear...
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Nest Protect review : Smart smoke alarm for peace of mind
When Nest launched in Australia their approach was unorthodox and somewhat controversial, but in...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #311
The rise of streaming media – Telsyte’s latest data shows Stan and Netflix are booming...
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Magnetic charging cable for your smartphone: ASAP Connect review
The little Sydney tech startup that is ASAP have been thinking, and overthinking charging. First...
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Apple Maps adds public transport info for Brisbane and Perth
iPhone users in Brisbane and Perth can now take advantage of detailed public transport information...
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Here’s how the NBN gets a bad name: Installer takes a leak in the garden
One of the ways the NBN cops a hammering in the media is through things that are so far out of...
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Google Home Review: A glimpse into the future, but don’t get over excited
Sometimes the hype can be blinding. Sometimes the hype matches the product. With Google Home...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #310
Stephen and Trevor take a relaxed, fun and opinionated look at the week’s tech news. Leaks...
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Hisense Series 7 Review
2017 is really the year of 4K televisions and if you’re in the market for a TV upgrade this...
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Climate Controlling Phone Case: Moab Review
Phone cases, they’re a dime a dozen ranging from faux diamond covered pink offerings our colleague...
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Podcast: Your Tech Life #373
Got a tech question? Trev is here to help, drop him a line and he’ll answer your question on...
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Warning for Parents: Random Xbox chat messages could be targeting your kids
Sorry folks, your kids are never completely safe online, you have to stay vigilant and keep an eye...
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Telstra expands 4G to 99 percent of Australia
Telstra have today announced they have completed upgrades and enhancements to their mobile...
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Aussie Broadband calls BULLSHIT on ISP claims regarding NBN pricing
A little over a month ago I spoke to Aussie Broadband’s Managing Director Phillip Britt...
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Vodafone offering 4G backup for nbn customers
Vodafone have today announced the first piece of their NBN puzzle with plans to give all Vodafone...
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Next Apple iPhone features leaked in Apple’s own software
For some reason Apple made a version of the firmware (operating software) for the upcoming HomePod...
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Farewell iPod Shuffle & Nano: Apple discontinues it’s smallest music players
In a sign of our reliance on the mobile phone for everything, the discrete music player is dead....
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GoPro Launches QuikStories
We live in a world where like it or not people just love to share. We share pictures, videos and...
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Samsung Goes Head On with Sonos in a Soundbar Fight
Today Samsung have announced the local availability of their premium soundbar, the MS750. This...
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Cars that know people are around – Telstra tests new V2P technology
Telstra have conducted an Australian first test of a new technology that might help prevent cars...
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Sony Xperia XZ review: Stunning premium device
When I first saw what the Sony Xperia XZ Premium was capable of earlier this year, I knew it would...
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Laser launches 4K streaming box for lovers of video content
At $249.95, the Laser 4K Smart TV Media Player is not cheap, but it’s packed with features...
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Kaspersky launches free Antivirus software in Australia and around the world
Kaspersky launches free Antivirus software in Australia and around the worldKaspersky launches...
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Microsoft “PAINT” is not dead – it’s just rubbish so don’t use it
You may have spent today under the impression Microsoft was “killing” the program...
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Improving your TV audio doesn’t need to be expensive
Televisions are becoming larger, thinner and more beautiful than ever before. With the improved...
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Gaming, it’s for all ages and it’s keeping families connected
When we say the word gamer we often think of a teenager, in the dark, locked in their bedroom...
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The Rock and Siri star in an Apple “movie” that is actually bloody good
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is one of Hollywood’s hardest working superstars...
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Podcast: Your Tech Life #372
Taking your tech calls, Trevor Long with Episode 372 thanks to Garmin, Trend Micro and...
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Australia’s Next Tech Blogger – WINNER: Rob Michael is coming to Vegas!
Lots of people love technology, not many get to enjoy it as much as we do and get to see the...
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Optus to invest $1 billion on mobile coverage in regional Australia
Optus has announced their biggest regional capital expenditure program in their 25 year history,...
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Augmented Reality Portal on iPhone demonstrated in test ARKIT enabled app
Last month in San Jose Apple announced a new innovation in the upcoming iPhone and iPad operating...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #308
Kogan has launched a crazy big TV for a crazy low price the boys discuss what it means and who it...
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Kogan launches 75 inch 4K TV for $1,999
I just checked – I’ve called Ruslan Kogan crazy at least twice on this website, and...
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LG’s Wallpaper TV goes big: 77 Inch super-thin TV available in Australia
LG are taking things to the extreme today, launching a 77 inch version of their stunning...
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Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 & Galaxy Book Australian pricing and availability
After announcing their new tablet range at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona over five months...
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Monitor your baby with Netgear
Earlier in the year at CES, we reported the news of the Netgear Arlo Baby. It is a smart baby...
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