All posts tagged "samsung"
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3.4KTechSamsung Q950T 8K QLED TV: Future proofing your viewing
Every now and then in technology there is a gadget, an innovation, or a concept that sets it apart from its peers. When...
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3.4KNewsRugged Samsung Galaxy Tab Active3 arrives in Australia
Samsung Australia has today announced the local launch of their latest ruggedised tablet, the Galaxy Tab Active3. Announced back in September, the...
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3.2KTechGear Up for the Ultimate Work From Home & Remote work setup
I’m about to blow your mind with an all-new approach to working that is based primarily around your smartphone. The future of...
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3.3KReviewsThe Ultimate Outdoor Entertaining Setup: Samsung Terrace TV Review
Entertaining at home doesn’t mean you have to be stuck indoors. If you’ve got a great outdoor entertainment area that should be...
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2.5KNewsOptus Sport finds a home on Samsung Smart TVs
For anyone looking for an easier way to catch a football game, you can now install an Optus Sports app to your...
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3.0KNewsSamsung Galaxy S20 Fan Edition goes official launching in Australia on October 9th
In 2020 a flagship smartphone can cost upwards of $2,000. Samsung’s flagships are at the head of that trend, but they’ve launched...
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4.8KTechPodcast: EFTM – Fetch TV and Tap & Go mobile
There’s been a rush toward contactless payments, and there’s improvements to Digital Wallet payments too. This week I speak with Samsung’s Mark...
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3.1KReviewsSamsung Galaxy Buds Live Review: Innovative design, but how the hell do you make them fit?
I’m pretty fair when it comes to giving a product a red-hot go, and my first experience with the Samsung Galaxy Buds...
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2.9KNewsSamsung unveils The Terrace TV – an outdoor TV to change your backyard! Plus the Premiere 4K short throw projector
In lieu of an event at the annual IFA tech show, Samsung has announced additions to its 2020 range virtually tonight. The...
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2.6KNewsAussies are shifting from Telcos to Retail when buying flagship smartphones
There’s a glitch in the matrix. A shift in our buying trends – something strange for rusted on and loyal Australian consumer...