Apple iPhone 11 teardown – don’t mention the RAM
The Apple iPhone 11 teardown has answered the question everybody, and we mean everybody was asking, “How much RAM does it have?”
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Ray Shaw
Huawei Mate 30 Pro launch
The new Huawei Mate 30 Pro is truly an impressive device, but there is the elephant in the room that we must address first.
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Trials and tribulations with Telstra NBN. Could this be the end?
Regular readers will know that I have had a truckload of trials and tribulations with Telstra NBN. Well, after 15 months of dispute it has worn me down, and I ... (Read More)
LG Styler S3BF – a super streamy Styler coming to Oz
The LG Styler (S3BF) -
Steam Clothing Care System is a clothing care solution featuring LG’s innovative
LG TrueSteam technology and moving hangers to gen... (Read More)
The US visa application needs to know your social media presence
From 1 June 2019 the US visa application process changed to
require applicants to submit five years of social media
account information.
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700+ dodgy solar installers rip-off over 650,000 homeowners #Stop the energy rip-off
More than 700+ dodgy solar installers have gone broke or out
of business since 2011 according to battery supplier LG Energy. This affects
some 650,000 homeowne... (Read More)
When is it time to go solar? #Stop the Energy Rip-off
Australia has the highest average solar radiation per square
metre of any continent in the world. More than two million Australian
households have a rooftop so... (Read More)
Mintt – a new smartphone player on the ‘Block’
You may not have heard of Mintt before (unless you watch Channel 9's The Block), but I suspect you soon will. It has a range of smartphones sold online only fr... (Read More)
Ray Shaw
Managing Editor
Ray Shaw [email protected] has a passion for IT ever since building his first computer in 1980. He is a qualified journalist, hosted a consumer IT based radio program on ABC radio for 10 years, has developed world leading software for the events industry and is smart enough to no longer own a retail computer store!