EFTM Best 2015 – Best In-Car Entertainment : Pioneer with Apple Carplay & Android Auto
When I had a Pioneer car stereo installed in my trusty little Mazda 2, it was awesome....
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Category: Tech
Intel PC on a Stick – Tiny full PC for your TV or Monitor
Rewind 10 years and tell yourself that it will be possible in the future to have an entire Windows...
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EFTM Best 2015 – Blokes Best : Ford Ranger
This is a new category for 2015, created with the Ford Ranger in mind. Yep, you could give this...
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Channel 7 Launching new channel – Could HD be coming?
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EFTM BEST 2015 – BEST Sound : Grado SR80e
We’ve had most of the EFTM Best Awards for 2015 set in stone for a few months now, but...
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EFTM BEST 2015 – BEST Gaming: Logitech G29
This just had to win an award. A hot tip for those keen on an EFTM Best Award – if it...
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EFTM BEST 2015 – BEST Laptop : Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro
There are so many laptops in the market it’s always hard to find something special....
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EFTM BEST 2015 – Best Game: Crossy Road
I first played Crossy Road in November 2014, so you might be wondering how it makes the cut for...
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Announcing the 2015 EFTM Best Awards
There can only be one winner right? Nope, we’ve reflected on some of the coolest stuff,...
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3rd generation Samsung Gear VR Australian Pricing announced
Samsung are wasting no time in bringing affordable Virtual Reality (VR) headsets to the market in...
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Melbourne tops the list for Facebook Places in 2015
It’s that time of year again, where all the data we share helps companies like Facebook make...
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The future of deliveries in Australia – Couriers Please to expand locker network
You might have seen Australia Post parcel lockers popping up in your area, or perhaps some of the...
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Kogan opens “pop up” retail store -for real this time.
Ruslan Kogan has made a living challenging the “bricks and mortar” retail businesses...
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Australian review: Blackberry Priv – Android smartphone with keyboard
Ahh Blackberry. For many years my love for the product, the brand, the service – all...
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Grado Labs SR 80e – The most amazing sound for under $200
A little over a month ago I purchased a new set of in-ear headphones before a flight to Melbourne...
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Hands-on review: LockSmart – Unlock your bike or gate with this Bluetooth Padlock
Australian companies invented WiFi, Racecam and a bunch of amazing things, time to add the smart...
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EXCLUSIVE: Reserve Bank responds to Ed Husic re Apple Pay
Last Friday the Federal Member for Chifley Ed Husic wrote to the Governor of the Reserve Bank of...
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How to get 9HD on your TV and Foxtel – a retune and new channel numbers
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CONFIRMED: Melbourne man was taking the media for a ride
He took the media for a ride, and exploited our desire for quick news and lots of clicks and that...
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Fake Name or Real Name – Phuc Dat Bich: is he trolling the media?
I’m going to write the delicate words that no-one else seems to have the guts to write,...
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SCAM WARNING: Think before you click – a Facebook warning
Some of the coolest things on the internet are just not what they seem. That’s true of the...
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LG CordZero Handstick vacuum cleaner
LG reckon more and more Aussies are looking to a secondary vacuum to take care of quick clean ups...
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Instructions: How to start using Apple Pay in Australia
Ok finally, we’re there. Apple Pay has launched in Australia well over a year after since...
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Apple Pay launches in Australia Tomorrow – November 19
After far too long waiting, the time has finally come, Apple Pay launches in Australia tomorrow....
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Amazing aerial photos of the transformation of Barangaroo in Sydney
There’s something awesome about aerial photography. Once the domain only of those with...
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Garmin’s new Scales – WiFi connected
Adding to its range of connected wellbeing devices, Garmin have announced a new product –...
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Check for Skin Cancer with your iPhone
Ok this feels like it’s taking the “there’s an app for that” to the...
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Microsoft Sydney Store, their first outside the USA
Around the United States it’s not uncommon to come across a Microsoft Store in a huge...
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Hands-On Review: Apple iPad Pro
This is a device I never thought Apple would produce. A 12.9 inch screen? Wow, that’s huge,...
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Costco goes mobile.. launching a store within a store
There are more mobile phones than people in Australia, and with contracts ending every day and new...
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Free Presto subscription for Foxtel Platinum customers
If you’re a Foxtel customer paying per month for you loads and loads of channels, you might...
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Using your mobile phone to help cure cancer
The idea of donating computing power to research is not new. But research to cure Cancer?...
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Casio XJV1 Lamp-free projector: Review
With boardrooms and classrooms around the world relying on projectors for the bulk of the...
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iFrogz Little Rockers Headphones – Cute, Comfy and Good for the kids ears
There’s no separating the kids from their devices in this day and age, but when they start...
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Hold the Dog & Bone – Protect your phone with a Wetsuit
Love the Aussie battler, enter Dog & Bone a company you might not have heard of, but...
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Quick protection from the water for your phone and tablet
There are a bunch of great covers for mobile phones out there which will keep your device safe...
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Laser WiFi Multiroom Speaker – Perfect for Spotify lovers
At under $200 there’s something to love about the Laser WiFi Multi-room speaker, and given...
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Next generation Alldock for your smartphone, tablet and Apple Watch
In a household where devices have simply got to be charged at all times, the AllDock has been a...
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Home Theatre Quickly
When you’re keen on a serious movie night it’s amazing how easy it can be to arrange....
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Uber vs Cabcharge – isn’t it time to put the customer first?
The debate about the legality and regulation of Uber just goes on and on and on, while Uber itself...
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Samsung to compete with Bose and Sonos
Tonight at an event in Sydney Samsung displayed a new range of speakers set to bring the fight to...
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Channel 9 broadcasting in HD but will it work on your TV
It’s TV announcement season and that means all the TV networks are presenting their plans...
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Big is beautiful again
Recently we wrote about our initial experience with the Sonos Play: 5 during a visit to Sydney. We...
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Got a great view? Check out these binoculars for the man who has everything
These are not for everyone. Reason being, they are $3,499. But, they are sensational, and if you...
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Finally, Apple Pay is coming to Australia
Overnight on the quarterly earnings call about how well Apple is doing, CEO Tim Cook was asked to...
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Hands-on with Playstation VR – now THIS is Virtual Reality
I love the idea of “Virtual Reality” – I love the concept of a new frontier in...
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11GB of data for $40 a month, new Boost Mobile deal
It’s like we’ve gone back in time and the low-cost mobile phone plan wars are still...
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Garmin adds rearview radar detection for cyclists with Varia
Garmin is a leader in cycling technology with some amazing technology with GPS, cadence, post-ride...
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New Apple TV now available in Australia
After being announced back in September at the Apple Keynote in San Francisco alongside the iPad...
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Woolworths gets into Minecraft with its Ancient Animals collection
It wasn’t enough to have us lined up at the checkouts asking for “the cards”...
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