October 20th, 2020 
Chris Griffith If a robot mower cuts your grass, do you still deserve a ritualist beer at the end for its hard work?
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Australian aerial mapping firm Nearmap faces a patent infringement claim in the US by rival EagleView Technologies and Pictometry International & roof reports appears to be the issue. The claim was filed in Utah on May 4. https://bit.ly/3tnhrMz @nearmap @EagleViewTech @Qcap
I had a sneak peak of the Dyson V15 detect a couple of months ago. Dyson have now launched it. Here's what we said then. @Dyson
We get an early preview of Dyson's latest vacuum cleaner the V15 Detect which includes an LCD screen that graphs the dust it collects and a green laser guiding light for cleaning. It comes to market in two months time. With local pricing. http://bit.ly/3sq0lhr @Dyson #vacuum
TECH BLOG: Australian retailer Officeworks has pulled Apple AirTags from shelves over concern kids could swallow its button battery. Apple is confident it has complied with consumer safety regulation https://bit.ly/3nMRhSg #AirTags #Apple #AppleNews #consumers #safety #batteries
We know Canva is a highly successful multi-billion dollar Australian firm, but what does its product do? It says users create 600 presentations per minute. I go hands on with the latest Canva tools that democratise design. https://bit.ly/3nLKoAx @canva #design #graphicsdesign
The international computer chip shortage is reaching a crisis point. Speaking with @chris_griffith of The @australian, Gartner semiconductor analyst Ben Lee explains why it is happening. https://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/technology/microchip-crisis-hitting-gaming-phones-and-cars/news-story/2e73acdbe0169b9237cd0d93919d1737 #technews #chipshortage @Gartner_HT
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