Posts From Ray Shaw
We got your vector, Victor. Anki’s new Vector robot
Anki’s mission is to bring objects to life through robotics and artificial intelligence, allowing people to build relationships with technology that feel a little more
Recall notice: NETGEAR Arlo outdoor power adaptor
Water and electricity don’t play well. NETGEAR is voluntarily recalling one model of its Arlo outdoor power adaptor.
Galaxy Note9 comment and Telstra, Optus and Vodafone plans
At precisely 1.30 am this morning, the time of the Samsung Galaxy Note9 launch in New York, bleary-eyed Samsung and Telco elves and website minions
Samsung shows off its new Galaxy Watch (first look from New York)
Samsung has moved from its Gear moniker to Galaxy Watch. And it is fitting given this can have full 3G/4G/LTE and/or Bluetooth connections.
Samsung’s Galaxy Note9 the best in this Galaxy
OK, it has happened. Samsung’s Galaxy Note9 is set to conquer this Galaxy and beyond. It is light years ahead of the Note8 it replaces
Nuance Dragon Anywhere comes to Android and iOS (announcement)
One of the best known and fully featured speech-to-text systems Nuance Dragon Anywhere is now available for Android and iOS. This is a significant boon
LEGO to Father’s Day in Sydney. Yoda not want to miss it.
This Father’s Day weekend (Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 September), LEGO Australia are launching an exclusive All-Stars Studio experience. Dads and their kids can direct
Epson sells 30 million EcoTank printers since launch
The figure may not sound impressive, but it is when you realise that EcoTank printers cost more upfront. Its economy comes from the ludicrously low
iFixit Driver Kits. A good workman knows there is a tool for every job
Our friends at iFixit spend so much time tearing down smartphones and devices that it was logical they would develop their own tools. The iFixit
Philips 43-inch HDR1000 4K monitor (announcement)
The new Philips 43-inch HDR1000 4K monitor sets a new standard in monitor displays with the world’s first HDR1000 Quantum Dot VESA-certified display.
Android P now easy as Pie
Google has officially announced that Android P will be known as Pie. While not as sweet as previous Kit Kat, Marshmallow or Oreo I guess
Sony MASTER series TV. A name reserved for the very best (announcement)
he new A9F and Z9F series arrive as the MASTER Series. It is a name Sony reserves exclusively for its highest picture quality TV models.
Navman 2018 GPS range gets you there (first look)
The Navman 2018 GPS range builds on Navman’s 15-year heritage with a special focus on clear, helpful, directions to keep people safe on the roads.
AMD Threadripper Gen 2 for even higher performance computing
AMD Threadripper Gen 2 is set to smash all records set by its innovative first generation. Part of its new strategy is two versions. One
HP Mars Home Planet. Where do you want to go in 2030?
HP and NVIDIA teamed up with Autodesk, Fusion, Launch Forth, Technicolor, Unreal Engine and VIVE to launch HP Mars Home Planet. A global project using
Nokias brings Snake Mask to Facebook’s AR camera platform
Nokia brings the classic Snake game up-to-date with augmented reality. Enter Snake Mask and Snake Real World filters bring the iconic game to a new
