Facebook announced this week that it’s seeking user comment on a proposed redesign of its privacy policy that’s meant to make the policy easier to understand while bringing the world of legalese-smothered documents into the widget-filled realm of the 21st century.
For those of you who have more than one Gmail account, we have a simple tip for letting you switch between accounts inside Gmail without signing in and out.
Sony has issued a service notice for the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX5 camera released on the market in March 2010. It appears that for a limited number of these cameras there’s an issue where the coating adhesion of the lens cover may be weaker than expected. On rare occasions, a large portion of the coating may begin to peel away from the lens cover on these affected units. If your unit is affected by this issue, Sony will offer a free of charge repair service of the lens cover for the period until March 31, 2013…
Despite recent publicity surrounding environmental issues including the “carbon tax”, brand and price are the most important consideration for consumers when deciding on buying electronic goods according to Panasonic.
Apple’s AirPlay enables you to wirelessly stream music from your iPhone or iTunes library to one of the compatible devices we’ve listed in this round-up.
Aussies looking to jump back in the roles of Sub-Zero and Scorpion may not get the opportunity after the upcoming Mortal Kombat reboot was refused classification.
The LaCie Little Big Disk is one of the first external hard drives to support Intel’s new super-fast Thunderbolt I/O technology.
Hands-on impressions and video of FaceTime on the new MacBook Pro.
The new Virage, which somehow fits between the DBS and DB9, features active suspension, a new nav system and an optional Bang & Olufsen sound system. Oh, and a 6-litre V12.
The breakneck input/output technology promises to replace a handful of ports with one that can do more things, and do them faster. Here’s what it’s all about and when you can use it.
New this time: Intel’s Thunderbolt I/O, Sandy Bridge processors, 4GB RAM across the range, Intel and AMD graphics and a FaceTime HD webcam.
New this time: Intel’s Thunderbolt I/O, Sandy Bridge processors, 4GB RAM across the range, Intel and AMD graphics and a FaceTime HD webcam.
We cut through the dross to find you the most useful new and updated apps this week.
With many Australians now using smartphones, it’s only natural that a company like Lonely Planet would make its content available in mobile form. Travel and tour guides can now fit in your pocket.
New this time: Intel’s Thunderbolt I/O, Sandy Bridge processors, 4GB RAM across the range, Intel and AMD graphics and a FaceTime HD webcam.
Renowned director and cinematographer Philip Bloom is in Australia for a range of dSLR workshops for budding film-makers. He sat down to chat and share his techniques with us.
Rovio’s hit game Angry Birds is landing on Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 platform in early April, along with five other titles.
Apple has announced its latest range of MacBook Pros, featuring Intel’s Sandy Bridge CPU. We take a look at the 13-inch model.
After weeks of a growing chorus of rumours, leaks and anecdotal evidence, Apple today announced a series of updates to its popular MacBook Pro line of laptops.
The cloud is coming to Microsoft Office and it’s powered by Google.
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