Philips Hue 2.0 launches with better speed, brighter lights and remote control
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Rumours of Apple Pay’s failure are greatly exaggerated – or just flat out wrong
The reports of Apple’s failure or struggles with Apple Pay are interesting to dissect when...
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Sony h.ear in Wireless behind-the-neck Bluetooth Headphone review – MDR-EX750BT
I’ve tried “behind-the-neck” headphones before, the idea being that the smarts...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #257
Canon’s impressive 80D gets a work out with the Two Blokes touring Vivid Sydney and Canon HQ...
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Trimming the perfect beard – Braun Beard Trimmer BT 5070 review
As someone who uses a phone more than the average user, drives more than average and sits behind a...
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Dash cam showdown: SIX cams reviewed
We’ve all seen the videos, heck Dash Cam Owners Australia has become a hugely popular...
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Apple’s iPhone 7 won’t have a headphone jack – don’t freak out
We’re three and a half months or more away from Apple’s next iPhone announcement, but...
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Intel lighting up Sydney Harbour with 100 Drones
After setting a Guinness World Record in Germany last December the 100 Drones Intel have got...
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Facebook dominates Aussie social media use
When it comes to use of Social Media, Australians are continuing to increase their time staring at...
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Podcast: Your Tech Life #332
This week I chat to a 15 year old who has been selected to take the trip of a lifetime which could...
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Facebook live streaming from your DJI Phantom Drone
To say that my experience with live streaming from my drone via Periscope was a good experience...
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Telstra apologises to NBN and ADSL customers for Friday’s outage
Fronting the media for the first time since their fifth major outage this year Telstra Executives...
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Support your State of Origin Team with a new Facebook Profile
Facebook has added support for the State of Origin in its Profile Picture “frames”...
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Kogan goes 4G, same price, adds new higher data plans
When Kogan Mobile was reborn in October last year as a wholesale customer of the Vodafone Network...
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Jake Dyson light – now available in Australia
When you grow up as the son of James Dyson it’s in your genes to pick up a pencil and...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #256
360 Fly launch their 4K camera in Australia, available this Friday the boys discuss it and how...
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Podcast: Your Tech Life #331
Harvey Norman steps up online retail a gear with same-day delivery and three hour delivery...
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Harvey Norman offering same day delivery
Australia may be big on innovation, but we’re behind in a whole host of areas including...
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A lamp designed specifically for your e-reading & screen time – BenQ WiT
I don’t know if you’ve noticed but a whole lot of tech companies are launching new...
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OPPO R9 Smartphone review – More than a little familiar
The Oppo R9 smartphone is the latest flagship device from the fourth biggest smartphone company in...
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The AFP is investigating theft, not leaking – Let’s get real about the NBN & AFP
There is a painful truth to be learned in the midst of these NBN driven AFP raids regarding leaks...
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Edifier S1000DB speakers – Stunning design, classic look, with Bluetooth Connectivity
It almost feels offensive to call these Bluetooth Speakers, sure you can connect your phone via...
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World first robotics technology developed by Deakin University
We have some of the best medical professionals in the world, and we have some amazing technology...
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Gran Turismo Sport – Coming November 16 and looks sensational
Words mean nothing when trying to describe a new computer game which at face value looks as...
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All new outage woes for Telstra on ADSL and NBN
They say “these things are made to test us” and by gee Telstra CEO Andy Penn must be...
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Clever tech helping to prevent shark attacks at our beaches
It’s one thing to have an idea, it’s a whole other thing to actually put it into...
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Garmin adds GPS to the Vivosmart HR – Introducing the Vivosmart HR+
Garmin continues to expand its range of fitness and fitness tracking products with the...
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Telstra and Nine sign five year Netball broadcast deal
It’s not the EPL but it sure as hell is one of the biggest sports in Australia. At the...
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Boost Mobile offering the new Samsung Galaxy J2 for $199
Starting next week the new Samsung Galaxy J2 will be available to Boost Mobile customers for $199...
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Laser introduces the Navig8r Crash Cam PRO X dashcam
Dash cam’s are well-known for their ability to capture stupid or miraculous incidents on...
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eBay goes VR with Myer – new Virtual Reality shopping app
It’s the buzz-word (or words) of 2016, Virtual Reality, and eBay are in on the game working...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #255
We’re live overlooking Sydney Harbour where eBay and Myer have just announced a VR Shopping...
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Podcast: Your Tech Life #330
Jim saw me on TV and wanted to get a new phone, so I’ll help him this week, plus I catch up...
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The $99 smartphones that will do everything you need
There are some sensational phones available from a range of companies right now, most of the ones...
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Samsung 4K Ultra High Definition Blu-Ray player review – enhance your movie experience
I was confident the moment Samsung announced their 4K Ultra HD Blu-Ray player into the Australian...
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BAMBOO Spark – The digital notepad synchronising with your phone or tablet
I’ve used a few “digital pens” over the years, products like Livescribe which...
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Live broadcast your Drone video on Periscope – Now available
Periscope is a load of fun that puts the power of live broadcasting into the hands of everyday...
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Switching banks to get Apple Pay was easy – don’t let the process stop you
At the end of October last year I made a commitment – if the first bank to launch Apple Pay...
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The Laws of Cricket – there’s an App for that, and it’s great
So you’re not an expert in the game of cricket, perhaps your kids are learning the game or...
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Samsung launches its 2016 TV range
Following the launches from LG, Sony, Hisense and Panasonic, Samsung have unveiled their TV lineup...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #254
Samsung have shown off their 2016 TVs coming to Australia and spent some time explaining Quantam...
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Podcast: Your Tech Life #329
Back from a few days in Bali with Huawei looking at the new P9 with leica camera, we’re...
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Williams F1 team uses pit-stop efficiency to help resuscitation of newborn babies
We’ve all heard the stories about technology in Formula One cars trickling down into our...
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Samsung names a price for the 4G version of the Galaxy TabPro S Windows device
Samsung have today confirmed the pricing and availability for the 4G version of their most recent...
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7HD is coming – it’s official, your TV is updating as you read this.
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Shazam your KITKAT to win prizes
Gone are the day when to enter a competition on a drink bottle or chocolate bar you had to rip it...
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Vaya launches first “Price beat guarantee” for Australian Mobile users
Just when you thought we had all the ideas under the sun to get you to think about looking around...
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Huawei P9 Leica camera test – vs Samsung, LG & Oppo
It was only a couple of weeks ago I took a few cameras into the City of Sydney and tested them all...
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LG G5 Smartphone review – All you need and then more you don’t
In Barcelona earlier this year when the LG G5 was announced as LG’s flagship device for 2016 there...
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Samsung has the first 4K Blu Ray Player on-sale in Australia
The UBD K8500 is not a street directory, it’s the first 4K Ultra HD Blu-Ray player to go on...
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