Epson’s announced local availability of its Moverio Glasses in Australia, beating Google to the punch — although it’s not hard to think that Google might not care about Glass all that much.
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Stories abound on the Internet. Here’s some thought pieces to tide over your Monday lunchtime, covering everything from the law around wearables, smartphone battery optimisation and what really happened to Atari.
Lunchtime Reading: NintenDisney, Wearable Tech Law, ET Dig Home and Jurassic World Read More »
Netflix is launching in March next year, but it won’t find an empty streaming landscape for it to take over.
Netflix is launching, but can it win the Australian streaming battle? Read More »
For such a fast action game, Sunset Overdrive is a slow burner.
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Sony’s reimagining of its premium phone lines through the Xperia Z3 and Xperia Z3 Compact bring a renewed sense of style and some top-notch performance as well, although the cameras could be better.
Sony Xperia Z3 / Xperia Z3 Compact Review Read More »
Stories abound on the Internet. Here’s some thought pieces to tide over your Friday lunchtime, covering everything from Click Frenzy failures, PSN security failures (again) and… Stan. I’m never going to get used to typing “Stan” as a product name. Ever.
Lunchtime Reading: Stan hands-on, Game of Thrones Trailer, Google's Ad-Free Internet Read More »
It’s our one year anniversary special, and to celebrate, Netflix is coming down under! OK, maybe that’s not the reason, but Adam has ideas on how free to air TV could fight back — but won’t. Meanwhile, Alex investigates the value of buying your phone outright versus signing up for a contract in light of
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Stories abound on the Internet. Here’s some thought pieces to tide over your Thursday lunchtime, covering everything from Apple playing semantic games with “free”, Pern screenwriters , and why privacy matters.
Lunchtime Reading: Apple "gets" free, cheaper Amiibos, ABC saved by tech and privacy Read More »
Over at Gizmodo Australia, Luke Hopewell’s written a passionate piece about Uber and privacy, and why anyone using a smartphone doesn’t get to complain about privacy any more. I think he’s dead wrong on this one.
Oh no, you DO and SHOULD complain about privacy, and a LOT. Read More »
Yes, that Stephen Amell. If they ever do make a Super Mario Bros sequel, he’s clearly in the running for the lead. Hey, it could happen!
Wednesdayitis: Stephen Amell vs Mario Bros Read More »