Can you view the same Netflix content that users in the U.S see? Well technically (and possibly legally) the answer is NO. When TV and Movie streaming giant Netflix arrived in Australia last year many users quickly found ways to circumnavigate the region blocking on the service so they could enjoy content that would otherwise only be available in[Read More…]
Adobe’s Photoshop program is widely considered ‘the’ image manipulation software to use, especially by professionals, however there’s also a ‘lighter’ version that’s more affordable and doesn’t have all the features you’ll never use. It’s called Photoshop Elements, and when it comes to giving your photos a but of a touch up or creative edge you can either make good[Read More…]
If you’re one of the millions of people roaming the streets playing Pokemon Go on your smartphone…first of all don’t forget to look up and watch where you’re walking (and don’t play while driving)…and secondly you may like to make sure the game won’t blow out your monthly data allowance. While the App is great at getting people out[Read More…]
When is a computer error message not a computer error? When it’s a scam. Recently I received a message from Natalie who’s had an error message ( specifically error code RNN8792 )popup up on her Mac that instructed her to call a 1800 number to have an urgent computer problem fixed. She called the number, handed over credit card details[Read More…]
Does your child use a mobile phone or tablet? If so how do you now that they are only using it when they are supposed to…and are only accessing appropriate content? Perth company Systemic developed the Curbi App to help parents take control. I spoke with Systemic product director Justin Magraith about the need for such an app – Listen below. Get more[Read More…]
