The past couple of months have seen a dizzying array of “hero” smartphones hit the Australian marketplace. They’re all around the same kinds of price points outright or on contract, so which one should you pick? This week: Samsung’s feature-packed Galaxy S4.
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Samsung releases roughly eight billion variants of each of its smartphone platforms* all over the world, so the possibility of a “rugged” version of the S4, the Galaxy S4 Active isn’t all that surprising. Neither is the idea that it might look like the existing S4. The real question is whether Samsung would risk potentially
Galaxy S4 Active images surface, but will it see local release? Read More »
The past couple of months have seen a dizzying array of “hero” smartphones hit the Australian marketplace. They’re all around the same kinds of price points outright or on contract, so which one should you pick? This week: LG’s Optimus G, a smartphone for 2013… that came out in 2012?
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The Xperia SP sits in the budget, rather than premium smartphone category, but then budget phones sell by the truckload, and presumably that’s what Sony’s pitching for.
Sony announces Aussie Xperia SP pricing and availability Read More »
I’ve been playing around with the Canon EOS 6D — you may have guessed from the 30s Of Tech video yesterday — and it’s a great camera. Really nice, good value for the money in its segment and all that. But using it has me pondering whether the push for consumers to adopt DSLRs is
Do DSLRs make sense for everyday photographers? Read More »
The past couple of months have seen a dizzying array of “hero” smartphones hit the Australian marketplace. They’re all around the same kinds of price points outright or on contract, so which one should you pick? This week: Blackberry’s most significant launch in recent years: The Blackberry Z10.
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A real mixed offering of writing today, with a little bit of everything from the stupidity of “free” Facebook offers to using VPNs for more than just corporate security.
Scams, SIMs, Lemmy, VPNs and Tablets Read More »
I’m not like other folks, it seems. To some of you, that may not be news at all, but still, I do something that (apparently) precious few other technology users do.
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As Road Warrior Animal used to say… Wooah…. what a rush. A spectacularly busy week, in fact. First off, a couple of TV appearances. On the ABC, I appeared on “7:30” discussing the Sony PSN hack: Hack Attack: The security breach on the Sony gaming network and what it means for cyber safety. And then
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It’s a question with an ever-evolving answer, but the broad answer is usually that as a freelancer, I’ll work for anyone who’ll pay the bills*. Which is why I’m concurrently across so many titles, both online and in print. As an example, this month’s PC User magazine has a lot of my content. I’ve tested
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