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…]
Last week low cost Mobile service provider Vaya announced the cheapest unlimited mobile plan in Australia…but how does it stack up against what you’re paying now? I spoke with Jennifer Snell from Vaya about the new $16 a month unlimited mobile plan – listen below. You’ll find more details on Vaya’s offering at Vaya.net.au.
Late last week I received the new X360 Dual Lens VR Camera from Kaiser Baas. In short it allows you to record a full 360 degree video that viewers can then either navigate using a virtual reality headset or, on a computer screen with their mouse on YouTube or Facebook. Rather than tell you more about it, watch the video[Read More…]
With the Rio Olympics underway you may be trying to sneak a peak at the TV every moment you get…but you don’t have to be in front of a TV screen follow the great sporting moments. The “Olympics on 7 app” for Android and iOS devices is great for streaming live video, checking in with medal tallies and watching[Read More…]
Online shopping giant Amazon has just launched its Cloud Storage business in Australia and is offering unlimited online storage for $100 a year. Other popular choices for Cloud storage are Microsoft’s OneDrive where you can get 1 Terabyte of storage plus access to Office 365 for $12 a month…and Google Drive where you can also get 1 Terabyte of[Read More…]
