Everyone loves a refund, especially if a company you deal with reports that you have been overcharged, but in this instance is a phishing scam that’s designed to steal your personal and financial information to take even more of your hard earned cash. The image below is a screen grab from an email that looks like it’s from Telstra but[Read More…]
While fitness bands grow in popularity the shift in their design has moved from function to style…and that’s reflected with the latest from Fitbit. Purposed as an everyday fitness tracker the Fitbit Alta wristband is slim with simple stainless steel body and plenty of options when it comes to wristbands colours and finishes. On the functional side you’ll find[Read More…]
Today low cost Mobile Service Provider Vaya has announced a ‘Price Beat Guarantee’ for 4G Sim-only plans. The short version of the offer – If any customer can point to a cheaper deal on the market that has the same voice, text and data inclusions, then Vaya will not only match it, but offer the first month for free. Earlier today[Read More…]
Amazon recently released their thinnest and lightest eReader to date…the Kindle Oasis. Fitting comfortably in the palm of your hand the Oasis weighs in at 131 grams and is just 3.4 millimeters at its thinnest point. This makes the device perfect for reading with one hand and improvements in battery life mean recharging the device every few weeks…not days[Read More…]
If you currently have Quicktime installed on your Windows PC…you need to uninstall it now…here’s why. Once upon a time you needed to have Apple Quicktime installed on your PC in order to use iTunes, however that’s not longer the case…but that’s not why it needs to go. Trend Micro reports that the discovery of security vulnerabilities within Quicktime that[Read More…]
