Epson technology races ahead
While Epson is best known for making printers, there’s a lot more happening under the bonnet, so to speak. You might have even noticed the Epson logo streak pa... (Read More)
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Do tech companies have too much power? ACCC Digital Platforms Inquiry
To answer that question, Do tech companies have too much power - the old witty retort, “Is the Pope a Catholic?” comes immediately to mind.
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ITy Bytes 15 March – bite-sized news
ITy Bytes 15 March are a quick weekly bite-sized chunk of news that didn’t have enough content for a full article.
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Samsung 8K QLED TV from 1 April – no joke
Samsung’s 8K QLED comes in a massive 65, 75, and 82-inch TV.
To sweeten the deal, it is throwing in a Samsung Galaxy S10+ for pre-orders
from 14 March.
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Alcatel Movetime Family Watch – a solution to giving kids a phone
Primary schools kids are demanding smartphones, and concerned parents are giving in. The solution is the Alcatel Movetime Family Watch (MT30G).
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Intel gives Thunderbolt 3 to the world – free
The news that Intel gives Thunderbolt 3 to the world – free could
be one of the more defining moments in computing history.
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Apple Marzipan could mean the end of macOS
Apple Marzipan could mean the end of macOS. Because it sure ain’t going to spell the end of iOS! Apple Marzipan is a project to bring iOS apps to macOS and per... (Read More)
The US$1,000+ smartphone is for the elite few
Only 3% of USA Today readers would buy a smartphone over US$1,000 (about AU$1,410) according to an online survey of 1,303 readers.
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Epson technology races ahead
While Epson is best known for making printers, there’s a lot more happening under the bonnet, so to speak. You might have even noticed the Epson logo streak pa... (Read More)
Do tech companies have too much power? ACCC Digital Platforms Inquiry
To answer that question, Do tech companies have too much power - the old witty retort, “Is the Pope a Catholic?” comes immediately to mind.
... (Read More)
ITy Bytes 15 March – bite-sized news
ITy Bytes 15 March are a quick weekly bite-sized chunk of news that didn’t have enough content for a full article.
... (Read More)
Samsung 8K QLED TV from 1 April – no joke
Samsung’s 8K QLED comes in a massive 65, 75, and 82-inch TV.
To sweeten the deal, it is throwing in a Samsung Galaxy S10+ for pre-orders
from 14 March.
... (Read More)
Alcatel Movetime Family Watch – a solution to giving kids a phone
Primary schools kids are demanding smartphones, and concerned parents are giving in. The solution is the Alcatel Movetime Family Watch (MT30G).
... (Read More)
Intel gives Thunderbolt 3 to the world – free
The news that Intel gives Thunderbolt 3 to the world – free could
be one of the more defining moments in computing history.
... (Read More)
Apple Marzipan could mean the end of macOS
Apple Marzipan could mean the end of macOS. Because it sure ain’t going to spell the end of iOS! Apple Marzipan is a project to bring iOS apps to macOS and per... (Read More)
The US$1,000+ smartphone is for the elite few
Only 3% of USA Today readers would buy a smartphone over US$1,000 (about AU$1,410) according to an online survey of 1,303 readers.
... (Read More)