On March 24 Netflix, the world’s leading internet television network will start streaming in Australia and New Zealand offering thousands of hours of movies, TV show programming. So where can you view netflix? Well just about anywhere as the service will be available on many smart TVs and games consoles, along with apple and android mobile devices (just to name[Read More…]
It’s now over 12 months since the first curved screen TV arrived in Australian stores but if you thought that was just a fad, curved computer monitors are also now starting to appear. Samsung has just released 27 and 34 inch monitors, both built for entertainment though the curvature of the screen which is designed to provide an immersive experience.[Read More…]
Batteries. Chances are you have a household full of battery powered devices but what do you do with your batteries once they’ve been drained of power? Maybe you throw them in the rubbish, many people do without realising that when batteries are dumped in landfill their toxic makeup is actually harmful to the environment, but there is an alternative –[Read More…]
A recent report has revealed that in 2013 over 300 million dollars was stolen by cyber criminals from banks across the world…all by sending phishing emails to bank employees which captured information that allowed the criminals to access accounts. While the findings of this report related to banks mostly in Russia and other countries including the U.S.A, it does sent[Read More…]
Social networking giant Twitter has undergone a few changes in Australia, specifically to cater for our love of sport. So what does this mean and how will it change the way we keep tabs on the Cricket World Cup? I spoke to Danny Keens from Twitter Australia to find out what’s new. Listen below. For more information on how you[Read More…]
