For gamers with long memories, the Spec Ops series of games in the late 90s were middle of the road military simulators. Now, after a decade of Call of Duty and Battlefield games, 2K Games is reviving the franchise, and after a...
Read MoreAlmost everyone has a story of waiting at the airport for a plane to arrive, and probably paying...
Read MoreOne of the first things any new iPad user does is experiment with the tablet as a recipe book in the kitchen. Until they get food all over the touchscreen, that is. Fortunately, Belkin just released a trio of peripherals to try...
Read MoreOnly six weeks into 2012 and already it’s shaping up to be a massive year for video games. If you’re wondering what to spend your money on this month, we’re here to help! Here are this month’s hottest...
Read MoreRemember 3D? It was meant to be the next big thing in televisions, but ended up being a great big ball of disappointment thanks to a tragic lack of content. Sony is trying to change that though, announcing that it will offer...
Read MoreMy Radio show this week was full of fantastic calls, so this week I’ve brought them to you...
Read MoreYesterday EA launched the new Grand Slam Tennis 2 videogame in Sydney with the help of Australian Wimbledon champion Pat Cash. Hoping to cash (sorry) in on some of the Australian Open hype, EFTM stole a copy from EA to take home...
Read MoreIt has only been a few months since Quickflix launched its video on demand streaming subscription service, but already it’s expanding at an exponential rate. Today, Samsung announced the service would be coming not only to...
Read MoreThis week on Triple M Breakfast with the Grill Team, Trev took along his iCade to show the boys...
Read MoreIn an industry first satellite navigation producer Garmin has launched a range of products that comes with free lifetime map upgrades, meaning you’ll always have the most up-to-date maps available so long as you can download...
Read MoreYou may not realise, but gadget manufacturers generally put their products through hell before...
Read MoreSure, you can have a big screen TV and all the wireless connectivity you want in your man cave,...
Read MoreGiven some of the frustrations we had with the fourth generation Kindle, it’s great news to know that Amazon has just announced its touchscreen e-ink reader, the Kindle Touch, is available to order in Australia. Available...
Read MoreIn the age of Lolcats, Facebook and amazingly immersive video games, the good old-fashioned book has become a bit of a minnow in the fight for our downtime. The fourth generation Kindle from Amazon is doing its best to change...
Read MoreIf you saw the news a few days ago that the first Nokia Windows phone, the Lumia 800 was landing in March and thought to yourself: “I wonder how much that will cost?”, Nokia has answered your question with a...
Read MoreOne of the most impressive iPad accessories we’ve seen in the past couple of years is the Wallee mounting system from Melbourne company StudioProper. It’s latest bracket is designed to let you quickly and easily...
Read MoreForget massive extra batteries or inefficient solar chargers for keeping your gadgets powered while camping. Real men use fire, courtesy of the brilliant BioLite camp stove. The BioLite is a small, wood powered stove which...
Read MoreThe name Samsung Galaxy Tab is now pretty well set in history as the tablet Apple tried to stop....
Read MoreHow do you ensure you don’t get Billshock from your kids mobile Phones? I talk to Rolf...
Read MoreThey possibly could not have picked a worse summer (for Sydney residents anyway), but Smart Digital has none the less released the blow up projector screen, perfect for open air movies in your own backyard. The HandiTheatre is a...
Read MoreNokia unveiled its first Windows Phone 7 handsets all the way back in October last year. And now we know that one of those phones – the Lumia 800 – will be launching in Australia in March. Yay? Essentially a slightly...
Read MoreOf course no-one beleives that feature films are made quickly and rushed into cinemas, but have...
Read MoreYour calls this week on networking your home, ebooks and HTC phones, plus we talk to one of the...
Read MoreWhat was the Nintendo Virtual Boy? There’s a pretty good reason why you may not know. Or even if you do know, you never saw one. It looked kind of like the all new Sony Personal 3D Viewer… but cost less. The Nintendo...
Read MoreOne that flew a little under the radar at CES 2012 but would likely be the dream of every man is this little gadget from Victorinox. That’s right, 1TB of flashy awesomeness is inside this fully functional Swiss Army Knife....
Read MoreHere’s something you probably didn’t know about the HTC Velocity 4G phone launched...
Read MoreTonight smartphone manufacturer HTC launched the Velocity 4G mobile phone in partnership with Telstra and its new 4G network. With rumoured appearances from the Hoff and Miss Universe Australia, we cut the crap to give you the...
Read MoreFree to download from the App Store, Time’s new Populist app will completely ruin your weekends...
Read MoreThe man behind Skype, Janus Friis, has launched his next brilliant idea in Australia. It’s called...
Read MoreWhy Wikipedia was unavailable for 24 hours and why the internet can’t be FREE, CES Wrap, my...
Read MoreUltra-exclusive brand Bang & Olufsen has launched a playful new brand aimed at bringing its products and technology to the masses that are not quite in the ultra-exclusive set the parent brand positions itself in. The first...
Read MoreA full wrap of the first days of CES 2012 – Live from Las Vegas thanks to Intel. Plus, I...
Read MoreI can remember buying my first scanner for my computer. It was a Mustek. It was difficult...
Read MoreSometimes a new technology makes you double back, re-check and ask the question –...
Read MoreWe’ve seen a lot of iAccessories here at CES this week, including a gazillion iPad and...
Read MoreAt CES in Las Vegas there are some traditional technologies on display, but it’s the things...
Read MoreIntel CEO Paul Otellini took to the stage in Las Vegas last night, not for a comedy or Cirque du...
Read MoreYou know, CES as a show can be hit and miss – some booths in the exhibition are very, very,...
Read MoreDid you know Intel have shipped 150,000,000 Sandy Bridge processors? A stunning number which not...
Read MoreLG kicked off the announcements for 2012 at the Consumer Electronics Show with some innovative TVs...
Read MoreNow and then we get a real glimpse into what’s to come in the consumer electronics space and...
Read MoreJays have produced some really nice earphones in the last year, the flat tangle free a-JAYS range...
Read MoreThe worlds biggest electronics show is next week – CES in Las Vegas, Your Tech Life will be...
Read MoreWhat is the best video game of all time? That’s what we asked when we had the opportunity to...
Read MoreConfession time: I’ve spent the past three months playing the first two Mass Effect games, becoming obsessed by the intricate detail and amazing universe that BioWare has created in its sci-fi RPG masterpiece. Obviously...
Read MoreThank you for an amazing 2011, this week I look back at 2011, some thoughts on 2012, plus I...
Read MoreThis week we have calls about PVR’s, Digital Radio, PC Speed issues plus we talk about the...
Read MoreCooking up an amazing tech-based idea that needs some help and love from Silicon Valley? Doubt you’ll be able to get a work visa for the USA? Worry no more, entrepreneur Max Marty has the solution for you. Max Marty, CEO of...
Read MoreTech fans will be loving the news that QANTAS is joining the growing number of airlines testing...
Read MoreHave you ever wondered how the big TV networks monitor all their programs, channels and different...
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