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This year marks 30 years since Toshiba produced its first modern-day laptop and since then the Japanese giant has gained a great reputation. View the original post
Archive for June, 2015
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GoCatch app goes corporate
June 30th, 2015 
Chris Griffith Taxi booking app sets its sights on snaring corporate clients from traditional networks, with global advisory firm Ernst & Young already on board. View the original post
SBS On Demand gets Netflix look
June 29th, 2015 Chris Griffith SBS On Demand has relaunched with a new interface and 4000 hours of ad-supported free content. View the original post
SBS On Demand gets Netflix look
June 27th, 2015 Chris Griffith SBS On Demand relaunches on Monday with a new interface and 4000 hours of ad-supported free content. View the original post
Garmin release tiny bike computers
June 25th, 2015 Chris Griffith Cyclists can virtually take friends on their rides and compete with others who previously finished the same journey. View the original post
Mini devices, big solutions
June 25th, 2015 Chris Griffith Gadgets are getting smaller and cleverer. Our favourite is the $4 device to help sleep apnoea. View the original post
Time’s up: Jawbone UP3 falls short
June 23rd, 2015 Chris Griffith We loved the UP in 2013 but fast forward two years and Jawbone really needs to deliver on the hardware. View the original post
Time’s up as Jawbone UP3 falls short
June 23rd, 2015 Chris Griffith We loved the UP in 2013 but fast forward two years and Jawbone really needs to deliver on the hardware. View the original post
Hydrogen a gas for drone air-time
June 23rd, 2015 Chris Griffith Hydrogen is already powering cars and now it’s about to give quadcopter drones a significant power boost. View the original post
AMD releases high bandwidth memory
June 22nd, 2015 Chris Griffith Memory stacked like high-rise in computers is set to revolutionise gaming, says AMD which has announced local availability. View the original post
Android mooted for BlackBerry
June 22nd, 2015 Chris Griffith Speculation is rife that BlackBerry will do the previously unthinkable and release Android smartphones on to the market. View the original post
