Kogan shows off a Windows 10 2-in-1 for under $300
I’m not quite sure why all the tablets now as just called 2-in-1’s because they come...
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Labor’s NBN plan will mean more delays
Labor have officially made the NBN an election issue following Bill Shorten’s budget reply...
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Huawei readies the P9 for Australian launch
The Huawei P9 is the flagship phone for 2016 for the Chinese company which currently sits...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #253
We’ve got the very latest on Vodafone’s MyMix Plans, 4K Blu Ray Players, Optus’...
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Want to watch English Premier League? get Optus.
Ok, we knew Optus were going to make their own IPTV channel for the English Premier League, we...
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Dick Smith is back – as a Kogan white label online store
Just two months after announcing they had purchased the Dick Smith brand from administrators,...
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Podcast: Your Tech Life #328
Vodafone has a bold plan to give prepaid customers more choice, Samsung and Panasonic have a great...
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Vodafone launches build-your-own Prepaid recharges with MyMix
Vodafone have today revealed a new way to recharge for prepaid customers which will allow them to...
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Review: LG Stylus DAB+. The Smartphone with Digital Radio
I don’t think I’ve written three articles about a single phone other than an iPhone...
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No more Dental Floss – high-tech flossing with Philips Sonicate AirFloss Ultra
I don’t spend a lot of time researching dental products I have to admit, I use the same...
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Review: Logi Base – iPad Pro charging stand with smart connector
Sometimes the best accessories for products are made by companies other than those who designed...
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Optus unleashes streaming music for customers – unmetered data use
Optus customers rejoice, you can now stream hours of music without any impact on your mobile data...
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Low-Cost mobile goes 4G. Kogan, Aldi, Woolworths all set for 4G speed
Good news for those people who use low-cost prepaid mobile services like Woolworths, Aldi or Kogan...
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4K on a disc is finally coming – Panasonic reveals it’s 4K Blu-Ray Disc player
Panasonic today unveiled eight new Blu-Ray players for the Australian market from $149 being...
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Want a better mobile deal? Check your usage and pick up the phone!
Someone’s stirred the hornet’s nest, got people talking, wondering if we’re all...
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ANZ launches Apple Pay in Australia – OFFICIAL
After some hint of a launch in recent weeks our assumptions have come true with ANZ today...
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LG Stylus DAB+ – Smartphone with Digital Radio coming May 2 at $449
LG today announced the pricing and date of availability for its first Digital Radio enabled...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #252
We’re live in Melbourne where Oppo have just announced a new retail partnership with JB HIFI...
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OPPO lands on its feet with JB HI-FI deal ready for the R9
When Dick Smith collapsed and it became evident their retail store network would be shutting down...
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Indoor Karting in Fully Electric Go-Karts! Melbourne’s Hi Voltage Karts
When I first heard about a fully electric indoor go-kart centre I knew I had to visit, and today...
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HTC 10 Review: Hit or Miss?
HTC has been in the market for years producing some of the best Android phones on the market....
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Podcast: Your Tech Life #327
Straight back from New York City I’ll talk you through my day there, plus all the news from...
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Reports of TV’s death have been greatly exaggerated – Foxtel’s impressive Game of Thrones Numbers
Everyone in the industry will have an opinion, but the cold hard numbers are hard to argue with...
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Tesla to open Sydney City showroom in Martin Place
Later this year automotive up-start Tesla will open their third retail store in Australia, this...
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Smartphone Camera face-off: iPhone 6s, Samsung Galaxy S7, LG G5 & Alcatel Idol 4
With so many great smartphones lying around the office we had a great opportunity yesterday to pop...
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Another 2-in-1 hits the market with Acer’s Switch Alpha 12
Some call this the post-pc-era, and in that era there’s a rather common looking design...
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Sony 2016 TV range looks sleek, priced well, fantastic picture quality
HDR HDR HDR that’s all you’re going to hear from Salespeople and in TV advertising...
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B&O Play release new A1 portable speaker with 24 hour battery life
With design and quality heritage as deep as Bang & Olufsen the BeoPlay range of speakers has...
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Acer aims at the ultra-slim market with the new Aspire S 13
The laptop market is a busy place, with a huge range of models and specifications from every...
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Naim Mu-So Qb Speaker Review
At EFTM we have reviewed a huge range of speakers. Some fit in your pocket, some are for home...
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Podcast: Your Tech Life #326
Just how durable can a $299 phone be? Alcatel’s GO PLAY is shockproof, waterproof and...
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Apple updates Macbook with new Rose Gold colour & faster processors
In the dead of night here in Australia, but the wee hours of the Cupertino morning – Apple...
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Sony’s mobile projector – Review: MP-CL1
Seeing a projector that is about the size of a big screen mobile phone that you can carry around...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #251
There’s a lot to be said about not ignoring the risks of Cybercrime to you and your...
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Alcatel Go Play – “Life-Proof” smartphone – Review
It’s pretty important not to spend your time comparing $299 phones with $999 phones if...
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Extra Bass from the Sony SRS-XB3 Bluetooth Speaker: Review
At $250 this is not the cheapest Bluetooth speaker you can buy, but in fact it’s on par with...
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When six antennas just isn’t enough – Boosting WiFi with D-Link’s latest
Taking almost the complete opposite approach to Netgear, D-Link this week announced the newest...
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Ten Highlights of the HTC 10
The HTC 10 has been announced and the suggestion box for your phone wants/needs has been...
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Internet Addiction: The 27 day rehab clinic getting kids back on track
Could you imagine playing computer games for 20 hours a day? Or 14 hours in a day where you also...
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Apple Pay coming to Australian Banks? ANZ Testing Android & Apple Pay
Mobile payment system Apple Pay launched in Australia late last year to the relief of many who had...
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Tinder warning for Parents: Anyone at any age could be using the app
Perhaps I’ve been living under a rock, or perhaps this is a new thing – but 13 year...
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Windows 10: How to stop the update, or roll back to Windows 7
Windows 10 has been a huge success for Microsoft with over 200 million installations globally...
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Aussies love the Beatles on Spotify – Especially at 10am
The Beatles held out for a long time before releasing their music digitally, and then even longer...
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Yes, there are “Hidden” Messages in your Facebook Messenger
This one’s doing the rounds at the moment, and it’s not really anything new –...
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Review: Disney Crossy Road – all the fun with a whole new set of characters
When we saw the news that Disney and Hipster Whale had teamed up to make a fully themed version of...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #250
The tech news of the week for the 250th time! Stephen and Trevor reflect on how it all started,...
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Walk through your new IKEA Kitchen virtually with HTC VIVE
When I talk about how cool Virtual Reality is we normally end up realising that gaming is the big...
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App review: Motorsport Manager
I’ve watched a lot of motorsport, I’ve played a lot of motorsport computer games over...
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Twitter to stream NFL – Brace yourselves – Live Sport viewing is changing fast.
In Australia the cat was set amongst the pigeons when Optus won the rights to broadcast the...
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Podcast: Your Tech Life #324
Just how can you receive a speeding fine via an app on your phone and how this very app is...
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