Microsoft’s latest update to its Surface line of laptops includes a predictable spec bump for the Surface Go line, a much fancier Surface Studio and a lot of AI coming to its product lines very soon indeed.
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The Ig Nobel Prizes remain one of the highlights of my year
The 2023 crop of Ig Nobel prize winners include scientists testing out dead spiders, education theories and smart toilets…
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Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2: Australian pricing, specifications and availability
Apple updated its wearables line at its “Wonderlust” event, with the Apple Watch Series 9 and (somewhat surprisingly) the Apple Watch Ultra 2. Here’s the local pricing, availability and my thoughts on the new Apple Watches.
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Apple iPhone 15: Australian pricing and availability
Australian Pricing, availability, specifications and my early thoughts on Apple’s new iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro lineups.
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GoPro Hero 12 Black: It’s All About The Battery
The new GoPro Hero 12 Black’s biggest selling point has to be its expanded battery.
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Tesla opens up nearly half of its Australian Superchargers to other EVs (but keeps some prime spots for itself)
Tesla’s opened up a big chunk of its Aussie EV SuperCharger network to other EVs… but it’s still keeping a lot of prime sites for itself.
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What to expect at Apple’s iPhone 15 “Wonderlust” event
Apple’s made its iPhone 15 Wonderlust launch event formal for September 12. Let’s dive into the rumour pool to see what’s likely to happen.
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10 Father’s Day Tech Gifts (That Dad Might Actually Like)
Dads aren’t always easy to buy Father’s Day gifts for — but I can leverage my experience as an actual dad and tech reviewer to help you out.
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Atari 2600+: “Atari” is back to flogging the nearly-dead horse
The Atari 2600+ might seem like a good idea at first glance, but there are a few problems with this reimagined classic…
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No, JB Hi-Fi isn’t selling Dell Laptops for $2 (Spoiler: It’s a SCAM)
No, JB Hi-Fi isn’t selling Dell laptops for as little as $2 through Facebook. It’s a scam, and a quite blatant one at that.