A week is a long time in a building dispute
How a building company called AJ Grant rather comprehensively screwed up a very simple building job in just about every way possible.
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How a building company called AJ Grant rather comprehensively screwed up a very simple building job in just about every way possible.
A week is a long time in a building dispute Read More »
Apple’s Safari browser is crashing worldwide, but should Apple users panic? Meanwhile, the X-Files is out there (but not on Channel 10), and the Vertical Hold crew assess Microsoft’s Band 2, joined by special guest and Macworld Australia editor Anthony Caruana!
Streaming services like Netflix are lauded for their wide library and ease of use, but we’re all too happy to turn on them when we don’t get what we want.
Netflix, Doctor Who and the content dilemma Read More »
In which I write, not shockingly, about Bubble Bobble, and its unlikely connection to Bloodborne. No, really.
Retrogaming: How Bubble Bobble got me back in the game Read More »
We’re back! In the first new episode of Vertical Hold for 2016, we’re joined by the SMH/Age’s Tim Biggs as we talk iPhone rumours, Netflix’s global strategy and why everyone seems to have free access to all our metadata.
The Samsung Gear VR 3rd Generation, Samsung’s Oculus-powered take on VR isn’t expensive by itself, but is it any good?
Samsung Gear VR 3rd Generation Review Read More »
At CES 2016, major manufacturers are spruiking their latest and greatest Ultra HD Premium TVs. There’s some cool technology on display, but that’s not quite the same thing as a compelling reason to buy.
Ultra HD Premium TV: Pretty, but don't rush to buy Read More »
The VS150 combines a twin pair of landline phones with a rather unique home security system, although the results are a little uneven.
VTech VS150 Twin DECT 6.0 Cordless Phone With VSmart Wire-Free Home Monitoring review Read More »