Author: Alex
Digital Familes Gaming Together Podcast: How to game as a family for maximum fun
This week, I was the guest on the Digital Families vodcast, talking about how to understand gaming as a family — what games to play,…
Was the Twitter hack an inside job? Was Google Play Pass worth the wait? Vertical Hold ep 287
Twitter went down — but why, and what can consumers do to keep themselves safe? Meanwhile, Google Play Pass finally lands on our shores, but…
Can TikTok be trusted? Can Canon’s 8K mirrorless DSLRs tempt consumers? Vertical Hold ep 286
To TikTok… or not to TikTok? That is the dance.
What happens with the “done” NBN, What’s the future of 5G plans : Vertical Hold ep 285
The NBN rollout is “completed” — with some pretty big caveats about how you define “completed” — but what happens now?
Can Apple Silicon change Mac’s future at WWDC, what’s in store for iOS 14: Vertical Hold ep 284
Apple shifts to its own silicon and unveils iOS 14 in the latest episode of Vertical Hold!
Retro gaming admission: I’ve never finished Metal Gear Solid
It’s a classic, I had a quiet Saturday, and so…
Thoughts on Spider-Man (PS4)
It’s downright weird to review a game months after its release. So why not do that?
Has Vodafone cracked roaming, does the NBN really have a clean bill of health, foldable phones emerge: Vertical Hold – Episode 203
Samsung starts a fresh wave of hype around foldable phones, Vodafone gets aggressive on roaming deals and the ACCC says the NBN is doing just fine… maybe… in the latest episode of Vertical Hold!
Thoughts on the Sony PlayStation Classic
So, the early hands-on reviews of the PlayStation Classic are in, and they’re all indicating that it’s a bit bland. I’m not surprised.
iOS 12 revitalises older iPhones, ACCC gets nasty on “unlimited”, Google Assistant hits Aussie TVs — Vertical Hold Episode 196
iOS 12 is here, and it’s not instantly death for your older iOS devices! The ACCC is warning telcos about the use of “unlimited” in plan advertising (finally) and Google Assistant lands on Aussie TVs — but do we really want talkative TVs anyway?
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