Don’t want to pay the entire cost of software up front? Buy an annual subscription instead. We already see this with products like Internet Security software, however this is becoming a trend across different types of software. Recently I caught up with Paul Robson from Adobe Australia who speaks about how this business model now operates with Adobe Creative Cloud. Listen[Read More…]
Notebook computers pack an amazing amount of technology into relatively tiny space and while there’s little compromise on performance, your notebook computer may run much hotter than a desktop computer which can lead to problems down the track. One way to protect your notebook computer from any overheating issues is to use a cooling pad. These relitively cheap devices[Read More…]
What’s dangerous, fruity, made in Australia and played on mobile devices across the world? Fruit Ninja. This fast paced game that involves players using their jinja skills to slice flying fruit with a sword has just celebrated its 2nd anniversary by seeking out Australia’s Fruit Ninja Master. Public play sessions were held across Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne last week culminating[Read More…]
I’m currently en route to the massive Electronic Entertainment Expo (aka E3) in Los Angeles that kicks off on Monday this week (LA time). While I’m at E3 I will be making video reports for Bigpond GameAreana and will post links to the videos here on the Tech Daily website. Anything that’s big in video games over the next 12-18months will[Read More…]
Exactly how many USB devices can you plug into your computer? Well the simple answer is as many as you have USB ports, however last week I received an email from Anne who says that her computer is struggling to provide power to all of her USB devices. If you’re just plugging in a keyboard, mouse and perhaps a flash[Read More…]
