August 1st, 2012 
Chris Griffith VICTORIA Ransom’s fortune may have come with tech-style speed but was backed by something old-fashioned: a killer product. View the original post
August 1st, 2012 Chris Griffith DRIVERS may soon be able to control their car accessories by winking, tilting their heads and raising their arms. View the original post
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The Australian government's COVIDSafe app did not uncover any contacts of COVID-19 cases in the recent holiday outbreaks from November onwards, according to responses from states & territories https://bit.ly/2XOUh4y #CovidSafe #coronavirus #COVID-19
This week was amazing with virtual CES (consumer electronics show) online. We published lists of favourite gadgets. This one contained some COVID related ones to satisfy your inner germaphobe :) #CES2021 #gadgets #COVIDー19 #WearAMask
MORE GREAT GADGETS FROM CES It was a matter of time before some enthusiastic company invented a face mask that links wirelessly to your phone. https://bit.ly/3bFs48x #CES2021 #gadgets
PREVIEW: I gets some hands on time with the Samsung S21 smartphone range unveiled yesterday & try some of its camera features https://bit.ly/35JtcE2 #SamsungGalaxyS21 #SamsungUnpacked @SamsungMobile #smartphone
General Motors details its massive EV future and electric delivery vehicle business Bright Drop. (I love the idea of the Hummer EV "crabwalk" and diagonal driving BTW.) https://bit.ly/39ui8fl @GM #ElectricVehicles #CES2021 #GeneralMotors
Our gaming guru @RoyceWilsonAU talks about gaming vests, headsets, keyboards and other gaming gear he has spotted at #CES2021 https://bit.ly/3i960V1 #gaming #gadgets
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