If you’ve been eyeing off one of the latest smartphones to hit the market or thinking of an iPhone upgrade after this week’s Apple announcement, your old phone can help you make it happen. If your current phone is only a couple of years old or less, you may either be able to either take advantage of trade-in deals or[Read More…]
A word for warning following the recent Crowdstrike IT outage – Cybercriminals are looking to capitalise on the confusion. Global cybersecurity leader Mimecast is warning consumers about potential scams. While this outage was not caused by a cyberattack or another security incident, the disruption has left small businesses and individuals vulnerable to phishing attacks. Moreover, misinformation around the impact is[Read More…]
SMS Scams Targeting Loyalty Points and Rewards programs are on the rise…check your phone! The Australian Communications and Media Authority recently issued an alert regarding a notable rise in these fraudulent schemes that typically aim to deceive individuals into disclosing personal information or clicking on harmful links. Quite often, a clear sign of a scam is the incorrect spelling of[Read More…]
Thanks to enhanced accessibility features in the latest Android and iOS smartphones, these devices are now more user-friendly for individuals with disabilities with a range of options to customise settings based on user needs. Android’s latest updates include improved magnification gestures, colour correction, and sound amplification. Additionally, Android now offers Voice Access, allowing users to control their device using voice[Read More…]
One of the big selling points for the Hubbl streaming box is that you can potentially ditch your free-to-air aerial connection and get those channels via your internet connection…but what’s the catch? Firstly, I’d suggest if you have great reception of all the free-to-air TV channels you want, then simply use that WITH the Hubble box and the channels will[Read More…]
