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WFH: 5 top excuses why tech should let you work from home
In the past few years, many have started to find their home computing setup (laptop, Internet, tablet) has allowed them to keep connected for work, and even work at a better pace. This makes working from home technically a great solution, but more traditional managers still want to keep you chained to the office. Continue reading
CES 2012: More shiny things
We won’t be doing a daily update, but when when we find a few things worth sharing – like the auto-folding stroller, motion-controlled longboard and TVs that make it feel more like a motor show – we’ll write them up. Enjoy! Continue reading
CES 2012: We’ve only just begun
CES has only really started and we’ve spotted a few things we think are interesting, including smarter TV solutions, all sorts of motion controls and…well…clouds. Here’s a wrap up of what we like so far from CES 2012.
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Galaxy Nexus: Australian launch plan options compared
Thinking about picking up a Samsung Galaxy Nexus phone on it’s Australian release? We’ve put together a quick comparison below of the different Galaxy Nexus offers available from each of the main mobile service providers. Continue reading
Androidland: Fun, folly or the future?
Running Android on your mobile device is well and truly mainstream in Australia. Despite this, the idea of owning a phone running Android doesn’t have the ‘killer feature’ aura as owning an iPhone…yet. Continue reading
Comparison: Apple iPhone 4S vs Samsung Galaxy Nexus
So it’s been over a week since Samsung presented the Galaxy Nexus phone to the world. This phone, developed alongside Google, has made many gadget hunters reconsider upgrading to an Apple iPhone 4g. But how does it stack up? Continue reading
Galaxy Nexus sneak peek!
Looks like someone has gotten their hands on a Nexus Prime early…and taken some video of it!
Link to the video after the break! Continue reading
Comparison: Apple iPhone 4S vs Samsung Galaxy S II
Following the lukewarm reception to the new Apple iPhone 4S (and *not* a rumoured iPhone 5), we thought we’d pit Apple’s revised contender with our current favourite Android device, the Samsung Galaxy S II. Continue reading
Virgin Mobile releases new Pick & Mix plan
Mobile service provider Virgin Mobile has released a new build-it-yourself mobile phone plan called Pick & Mix. Continue reading
Did Amazon just release the king of Android tablets (for now)?
Overnight Australia time Amazon officially unveiled the Amazon Kindle Fire. This device definitely has the potential to rule over the Android tablet market for a while. What gives it this edge is that it’s not being marketed in technical specs, but features and a content ecosystem, much like that other tablet from Apple. Continue reading
