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CES reveals Bigger, curvier screens for 2014

CES reveals Bigger, curvier screens for 2014

The 2014 Consumer Electronics show has kicked off in Las Vegas this week with electronics companies from around the globe unveiling their upcoming products for the next 12 months. At the end of the first ‘press day’ I spoke to Stephen Fenech, editor of Techguide.com.au about some of the trends that are already emerging from the show,  which seems to[Read More…]

Printers Unplugged

Printers Unplugged

Most many computer users a printer is an essential piece of hardware, but in finding the right space to put it was tricky as it had to be right by the computer. With the latest printers it’s a different story with many now including internet connectivity that not only means you can put them anywhere…but they can also perform many[Read More…]

Keeping your Holiday photos safe

If you’re planning on giving your digital camera a workout over the holiday season, have a think about how you’re going to make sure those photos can be enjoyed for years to come. In short this means creating regular backups of your computer. For starters, get a good external hard drive to create a backup of your entire system.  A[Read More…]

Google’s top searches for 2013 annouced

This week we’ve seen the lists of the most popular YouTube videos and iTunes downloads and now Google has revealed the most popular and trending searches made by Australians in 2013. The overall top trending searches for 2013 are: Paul Walker Cory Monteith Royal Baby iPhone 5s North Korea RFS AEC The Block My Kitchen Rules House Rules

iTunes unveils their best of 2013 list

iTunes unveils their best of 2013 list

It’s that time of year.  No, not just Christmas time, but a time to look back and decide what was great and (perhaps not so much) what wasn’t. Hot on the tail of YouTube’s list of the top Videos of the year Apple has revealed their ‘Best of 2013’. The list doesn’t really need any more explanation than that, so[Read More…]