The necessary appliance: a guide to the modern toaster
Sometimes the toaster needs a replacement, or even just a refresh, so if you find yourself craving toast, here's a guide to the modern toaster. ... (Read More)
Leigh D. Stark
Symantec aims for a secure web, will offer free(ish) certificates
The makers of Norton 360 do a little more than just make security software, and it even has a vision for a totally secure world wide web, with the company taking one step towards it… though there is a catch.... (Read More)
Cards come to more phones as Samsung Pay launches locally
Apple Pay isn't the only game in town anymore, because owners of a recent Samsung Galaxy phone can now tap to pay with a technology that should work everywhere.... (Read More)
Bryston builds a turntable (and it’s a big deal)
When companies enter new areas, it’s a big deal, and with amp maker Bryston making a record player, you can bet it’s a big deal.... (Read More)
Canon to teach a love of colour, light at Vivid Sydney
If you happen to be in Sydney in the next week or so, Sydney’s Vivid light and colour festival is one of those sights worth checking out, and if you’re keen to learn about cameras, Canon is there, too.... (Read More)
Kaiser Baas gets into VR with plastic Cardboard
Google’s Cardboard has inspired a whole wave of manufacturers to make VR headsets that rely on your phone, and someone local is getting in on that.... (Read More)
Samsung’s Gear Fit2 arrives, hits sub-$300
When opting for a wearable gadget, there are numerous questions one needs to ask: what will it do, can it survive my life, and how much will it cost? Fortunately, Samsung has answered these with the Gear Fit2.... (Read More)
Hands-on with Moleskine’s Smart Writing Pen+
It’s official: pen and paper is passé, but you can make both of them work for the future, and Moleskine is leading the charge, revitalising the world of the smartpen for its classical journals.... (Read More)
