The next time you install a piece of software on your computer be sure to read the fine print and options carefully during the installation process. Why? We’ll depending on the program and it’s origin you may actually end up installing things you don’t want, including browser ad-dons that change the default search engine or that push advertising pop up windows to[Read More…]
If you own a tablet device that’s equipped to run on either Wi-Fi or a mobile broadband service and you want to stay connected wherever you are be sure to shop around for the best deal on mobile data. Service providers like Telstra and Optus offer data sim cards on a plan starting at around 20 to 30 dollars a month, but there’s[Read More…]
Fingerprint recognition on a smartphone isn’t just for iPhone5S owners. When Samsung launches its Galaxy S5 in April it will be equipped with a fingerprint reader that will move password security out of your head and to your thumb…or any other finger. This finger scanner will also work with paypal for online and in-store payments. Other features on the Galaxy[Read More…]
If you thought that the latest smartphone devices were just for the tech savvy and well younger generation, think again. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics over’s 65s are Australia’s fastest growing age group and while many are becoming more confident with technology, premium handsets and plans are not on the agenda. Australian tech firm Soniq has taken note[Read More…]
Sony’s Xperia z1 smartphone is a nice looking, slim and light device and Sony promise that it’s even waterproof and dustproof…but do you really want to test it out? It’s ok, I’ve done it for you. Today I look part in the Melbourne Color Run – A 5km charity run that involves getting sprayed with water and coloured dust along the[Read More…]
