Earlier this month AVG released the latest version of their Internet Security software – AVG Internet Security 2012. Today I caught up with AVG Australia’s security evangelist Lloyd Borrett to talk about what’s inside, including some of the improvements around performance. [audio:https://www.techdaily.com.au/b2/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/AVG-2012-with-Lloyd-Borrett.mp3|titles=AVG 2012 with Lloyd Borrett]
The same video game developers who brought the smash hit “Flight Control” to the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch…and then went on to release versions for Mac, PC, Nintendo DS and even Playstation 3 now have another hit on their hands with Spy Mouse. Check out the gameplay video below. You’ll find Spy Mouse for iPhone and iPod touch in[Read More…]
Buying a spare battery for your digital still or video camera is a good idea as you never know when you’ll be caught out with a flat battery and no change of a quick recharge, but when it comes to shopping for a backup or replacement battery, it pays to do your homework. You could go back to the store[Read More…]
NASA’s Space Shuttle program may be over, but now anyone can take experience their flight to outer space…virtually. The Orbiter Visualization Project is a free space shuttle simulator that allows users to fly space missions in various spacecraft from launchpad to landing. If getting on board a virtual space shuttle isn’t enough, advanced users can also design and test their[Read More…]
XBox has just announced that from September 15 the recommended retail price of Xbox360 with Kinect Bundles will drop by $50 (Australia). What does this mean? The 4GB Xbox360 with Kinect Bundle RRP$399 The 250GB Xbox360 with Kinect Bundle RRP$499 Xbox are also introducing the ‘entry level’ 4GB Xbox360 console as a standalone product with a retail price of $249[Read More…]
