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Many of us start a typical day by checking our phones to read emails, social media posts and the weather. Our phones are trusted devices we use constantly throughout the day to communicate. But the trust we place in our phones, and the way we interact with the world, also makes it easy for scammers …
Smartphones are an amazing thing, but there’s probably a lot more that you can do with it than you realise. Like, did you know that the space bar on your iPhone can serve as a mouse? Well, kind of. Hold it, drag it up or to the sizes and you can correct any typing errors …
The holiday season is upon us, which means it’s time to start planning and shopping. It doesn’t matter whether you are looking for presents for others or maybe a little treat for yourself, we’re breaking down five of the best gadgets for the women in your life. The Echo Dot It’s something that should be …
The hayylo mobile application has been recognised with two awards at the Information Technology Aged Care (ITAC) 2018 Awards. The application, which was purpose-built for aged cared, disability and community service providers to better communicate with their customers, won the award for Best Solution that Provides Ongoing Consumer Independence along with being named joint Overall Winner for the …
There is no greater gift than gadgets – whether it’s headphones, gamer chairs or smartwatches. If you’re shopping for the man in your life, a man in your life or just for yourself, we have put together five excellent gadget gifts you can’t overlook. RFID Wallet We live in a dangerous world, and in this …
There’s an app for this and an app for that, well, there’s an app for everything. In fact, if you are over 50 then there are a number of apps that can improve your daily life. Bluelight Filter If you are guilty of using your mobile phone or tablet at bedtime, then Bluelight Filter is …
Amazon’s Alexa hit the shelves and people’s homes, the expectation was that we could speak to this device and it could provide us with answers to any question and could interact with us as humans. Sales were intense for this product, and then Google Home come to the market with their product which grew the …
As CCTV and facial recognition technology improves and expands it will doubtless spark the next wave of controversy about our right to privacy, versus the public good. And while we could safely make the assumption that our privacy will be compromised, is that really such a bad thing?
NBN Co will temporarily suspend the rollout of its network using pay TV cables in a bid to “improve customer experience”, meaning months of delay for some. Hundreds of thousands of Australians could be forced to wait months longer than expected to be connected to the national broadband network via pay television cables.
New UK & US studies find robots do not improve the patient’s health when compared to manual operations.
