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APPLE will announce the much-awaited iPhone 6 at the same venue where Steve Jobs unveiled the first Mac 30 years ago. View the original post
Archive for August, 2014
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GoPro cameras record your dog’s day out
August 28th, 2014 
Chris Griffith YOU can now wire up Fido with GoPro cameras and record every instant of their adventuresome day. View the original post
HP recalls Australian AC power cords
August 27th, 2014 Chris Griffith AUSTRALIAN users of some HP and Compaq computers are being urged to return their AC power cords, following a massive recall of 5.6 million cords in the US. View the original post
Global tech to transform over 3 weeks
August 26th, 2014 Chris Griffith THE world’s tech will undergo a transformation over just three weeks with a bonanza of new phones, tablets, smart watches and OLED 4K TVs. View the original post
Maintain rhythm and do good business
August 26th, 2014 Chris Griffith HITTING the ground running after a 14-hour flight from Sydney to LA is a tough ask, especially with the 17-hour time difference. View the original post
Ukrainians starve and die for Putin’s political ambitions
August 19th, 2014 admin UKRAINIANS starve and die for Putin’s political ambitions. View the original post
Pick a shade and add a glow to life
August 19th, 2014 Chris Griffith PHILIPS’ automated colour bulbs are impressive but costly. View the original post
Defending your data
August 14th, 2014 Chris Griffith OPTIONS for safeguarding personal files are becoming more sophisticated. View the original post
Australians seek to avoid data retention
August 13th, 2014 Chris Griffith A FEDERAL Government plan to retain users’ internet addresses for 2 years has sparked a surge of interest in virtual private networks as a way to circumvent it. View the original post
Sony’s solution for movie-makers
August 12th, 2014 Chris Griffith ULTRAHIGH definition TVs have been missing one vital ingredient — UHD movie content. View the original post
Time travel now, then and back again
August 12th, 2014 Chris Griffith AN AUSTRALIAN firm has built an app for Google Glass that turns it into a virtual time machine. View the original post
