Quality and Practicality in Bose Revolve+
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In a strategic move that sets the company up to be at the forefront of the autonomous car...
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Microsoft Surface Laptop review: Fresh look, great performance
Geez Microsoft, slow down on the stunners – I can’t keep up. The Surface Laptop is...
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LG K4 Smartphone at Telstra for $179
LG has released a new affordable smartphone into Telstra stores at a sub-$200 price. For $179...
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iPad Pro 10.5inch Review: Impressive new design, destined for greatness
Tim Cook looks like he’s got fingers plugging all the leaks because there wasn’t a...
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HOT DEAL: Xbox One S + 2 Games – $269 at Big W
When was the last time you actually opened that junk mail clogging up your mailbox (the one out...
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Xbox One X is Your Ultimate 4K Console
Today at E3 in Los Angeles Microsoft took the stage to announce the worlds most powerful gaming...
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Linksys Velop WiFi system Australian pricing and availability
The battle of the Mesh Wi-Fi systems heard its first shots fired at CES earlier this year as...
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The Robots of CES Asia
At CES Asia we’re exposed to innovation, gadgets and concepts. As expected though, we found...
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Jump Into Smart Skipping Ropes
We wear a gadget to monitor our run, our ride and even our golf swing. So why not measure our...
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Give that Beer more head
At CES Asia in Shanghai we always come across some weird and whacky ideas. Today we stumbled...
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First Review: 2017 iMac, MacBook Pro & MacBook
Here in San Jose at their Worldwide Developers Conference Apple really laid it on thick with the...
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Experience Uluru with Google Maps Street View – one of the world’s most iconic locations
When it comes to mapping and documenting the world, it’s hard to argue that Google have got...
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When it’s raining, deploy the electric umbrella!
Today at CES Asia we found another way technology has gotten between the simple things in life....
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The Bulb with a Bug Zapper
We’ve all been there, sleeping soundly and then a ringing noise enters the ear…...
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Monitoring fever wirelessly
As a child I remember the days when you were so sick that you’d be woken in the middle of...
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The Autonomous Baby Stroller
At CES in Las Vegas we discovered the autonomous luggage. This same company has chosen CES Asia to...
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Exclusive: Digital Drivers Licence trials begin in NSW
Late last year, the NSW Government announced that certain licences such as Recreational Fishing...
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Sony announces 2017 TV pricing – except their OLED :(
Which TV should I buy? A very common question these days, and probably one of the most difficult...
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Kogan to offer NBN home internet & mobile broadband
The partnership between Kogan and Vodafone which kicked off to provide mobile services has been...
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Apple’s best announcement at WWDC will make the roads safer: Do not Disturb while driving
Apple’s Senior Vice President of Software Engineering Craig Federighi had a lot to crow...
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We listened to the Apple HomePod: It really does sound amazing
The problem with the hype around a device like HomePod is that it’s going to get a lot of...
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Foxtel Now launches with HD, Chromecast Support & a new logo
When you need to signal a radical change you change your logo. That’s the situation today...
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Belkin launches Thunderbolt 3 express dock – up the ante on your dock
You’ve got that all-powerful new laptop with the fancy USB-C “Thunderbolt” port...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #302 Live from WWDC
Trevor and Stephen record this episode live from the Apple Podcasts studio in San Jose California...
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Apple introduces the HomePod, their smart speaker
Announced at the World Wide Developers Conference in San Jose today, Apple announced an entirely...
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NBN trials Gigabit speeds on the Cable TV (HFC) network
While there’s certainly still some conjecture about just how many Aussies are keen on the...
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The best new features coming to iPhones in iOS 11
The team at Apple had a lot of ground to cover at WWDC 2017 when talking about the next version of...
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10-year-old Aussie app developer meets Tim Cook at WWDC San Jose
What were you doing when you were 10 years old? Meet Yuma Soerianto, this little fella from...
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Microsoft Surface Studio Review: Putting Apple on notice
The Microsoft Surface Studio – it’s a bold statement from Microsoft that they...
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Podcast: Your Tech Life #367
What to expect from Apple’s WWDC event and keynote in San Jose – back in the City...
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WWDC 2017: What to expect from Apple’s next big event
Every year at this time the tech world’s focus once again shifts to Cupertino as Apple holds...
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Are these the most amazing headphones money can buy? Grado PS2000e
The first time I listened to music through a set of Grado headphones I was impressed – not...
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Apple developer earnings hit $70 Billion
Earlier this year Apple released some spectacular numbers for the App Store, and it seems those...
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Alcatel launches the 6 inch A3 XL for under $200
When I saw this phone at CES in January I never imagined it would be priced at just $199 –...
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James Corden’s Carpool Karaoke launches August 8 on Apple Music
Apple don’t muck around – so when they saw the success of Carpool Karaoke on YouTube...
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Record your iPhone phone calls: New Call Recorder device
Whether you’re in business or in broadcasting, now and then there are times you wish you...
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Blackberry KEYone Review – Available July in Australia: $899
After months of teasing us with it, Blackberry’s relaunch device – the KEYone is...
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Kogan’s new smartphone: Kogan Agora 8 – $199
A dual-SIM, 4G, 5 inch, Quad-Core smartphone running Android 7: Sounds pretty good – likely...
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NBN now reaches five million homes
While the politicians bleat and moan, the NBN team are getting on with the job at full speed with...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #301
This week Stephen and Trevor come to you live from London as guests of Intel where the computing...
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Intel revolutionises cricket with drones & sensors in Cricket bats
The words “Intel Inside” may never be the same again, we’ve become accustomed to seeing that on...
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Magazine Cover Photo: The ultimate “Shot on iPhone” poster
Leading fashion photographer Georges Antoni has used an iPhone to for the first time shoot an...
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High Tech Sport: State of Origin player trackers used in TV coverage
For the first time in Australian sport, viewers at home will have access to data about player...
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Hisense Series 7 TV pricing for 2017 announced – slight bump on 2016
Hisense had a very good year in 2016. The company ended the year topping the sales charts with...
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EXCLUSIVE: Chromecast and HD coming to Foxtel Play
After quietly announcing the removal a bunch of channels from the Foxtel Play streaming TV...
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Podcast Milestone: Two Blokes Talking Tech #300!
What were we talking about in February 2011? After 300 Episodes (316 shows) the blokes look back...
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Finally a quality selfie drone: DJI sets the bar high and the price too
DJI are never short of a product idea – from a company with one consumer drone just a few...
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Sphero Ultimate Lightning McQueen Review: What a toy, seriously impressive robotics from Sphero
Nothing says impressive like a $500 price tag on a toy car – that is when it’s the...
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CASA Drone app launches: Can I fly here? Simple yes or no answers finally.
After touting the imminent launch of their own “can I fly there” app – CASA...
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