There was a time when mobile phones were getting smaller and smaller…but then they got smarter, so now we’re seeing smartphone screen sizes grow to support their various features. While not sporting the largest smart phone screen on the market, Nokia’s Lumia 900 looks mighty big with it’s 4.3inch screen…compared to the iPhone’s 3.5inch screen. Operating on the Windows Phone[Read More…]
Just like the screen size of mobile phones is on the increase, in-car GPS navigation seems is moving in a similar direction. Many of the popular GPS navigation devices on the market have a screen size of between 4 and 5 inches, however TomTom has just released their first model with a 6inch screen. Along with the upsized screen, the[Read More…]
Most mobile phones perform well as digital music players. A great example is Apple’s iPhone, but how annoying is it when those tiny earbud headphones get tangled! The solution is wireless headphones, but that doesn’t mean you have to upgrade to a larger set of headphones. Plantronics has just released the BackBeat Go. Small, ear-bud style headphones like what you[Read More…]
Just over 100 years have passed since automatically connected telephone calls became a reality and now the humble home phone continues to evolve with Telstra launching the 2nd generation T-Hub. The T-Hub 2 is a cross between an android tablet device and a phone with online services such as social networking, web-browsing, email, weather, internet radio and more just a[Read More…]
Early last month Intel introduced the 3rd Generation quad-core computer processors onto the market, offering a significant boost in performance over previous generations….but exactly how much? I recently spoke with Anna Torres, the national marketing manager for Intel Australia, about the latest in processor technology and she sheds some light on the performance we can expect – minus the technical[Read More…]
