All posts tagged "android"
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3.5K2MotoringEFTM 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. Touch-screen, easy to read, and...
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6.8KTechAustralian review: Blackberry Priv – Android smartphone with keyboard
Ahh Blackberry. For many years my love for the product, the brand, the service – all unquestioned. It took the iPhone 3GS...
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5.8K4TechOppo R7 Review – The only reason you wouldn’t buy one is if you’ve got blinkers on
I’ve spent about a week with the Oppo R7 (R7g to be precise) as my primary mobile phone. Every text, every call,...
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2.1K3Tech
A worrying trend for Android as iOS steals back market share in Australia
It’s as tense as Mayweather v Pacquiao, and the battle between Apple and Google for mobile dominance continues across the world. I’ve...
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1.5KTechYour devices know a lot about you – some would say they are spying on you. What they know and how to stop it.
We’ve had the dramas over Samsung’s TVs which seem to hear everything you say, then there’s the concern over just why Apple...
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7.7K10TechWatch LIVE TV on your phone or tablet with D-Link’s Portable Digital TV Receiver (DSM-T100)
There is loads of video content available online for you to watch on your smartphone or tablet – but what if you...
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1.1KTech
Need a Job? There’s an app for that – Digital Economy adding thousands of Aussie Jobs
Managing a national economy can’t be easy – with well-known industry sectors like vehicle manufacturing shutting down in Australia the focus is...
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2.8K7Tech
Android vs iPhone – Opinion at 20 paces
Ahh, the joys of expressing an Opinion. Earlier this week, having spent several months enjoying Android phones, I expressed here at EFTM...
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1.5KTech
Switching to Android: Keeping your iTunes music library
One of the big things that ties people to their iPhone is their music library. You’ve invested a whole stack of time...
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2.0KTech
The app to get your Fairshare in your sharehouse
So many things that happen day-to-day in life just continue to go on the way they always have – but technology continues...
