Samsung Launches its full 2026 TV line-up
Samsung has just pulled the curtain back on its full 2026 TV and Audio range for Australia, featuring Micro RGB, OLED, Neo QLED, and Lifestyle TVs, as well as mainstream Mini LED and UHD TVs.
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Easy Restaurant bookings with Google AI Mode
Organising a group dinner can feel like an unpaid full-time job, (you know what I’m talking out) but thanks to Google you can hand in your resignation letter. New agentic capabilities rolling out in Google Search’s AI Mode are designed to do away with the endless scroll of tabs and group chat indecision to get a booking. Instead of bouncing[Read More…]
Use the Best Camera on your Phone for selfies with Insta360 Snap
The rear camera on most smartphones is the best one for taking great photos, but it’s not so useful if you want to take an great selfie. Insta360 is solving that problem with the launch of the Snap Selfie Screen. It’s a compact, magnetic monitor that snaps onto the back of your phone, giving you a real-time preview so you[Read More…]
Removing Phone Distractions with Brick
Let’s be honest with ourselves: native smartphone screen time limits are a bit of a joke. When the alert pops up telling you that you’ve reached your daily Instagram allocation, it takes about 5 seconds to work around it and keep scrolling.
Most apps are pretty much engineered to hijack our attention span, and relying on pure willpower to fight back is a losing battle.
Enter Brick, physical device fdesigned to save you from yourself by replacing fragile digital boundaries with physical friction.
Adobe Offers Free Student Study Tools
Juggling university assignments and career planning is about to get a lot easier for Australian students. Adobe has just launched Student Spaces in Acrobat, a free tool (Beta) designed to streamline study and group collaboration. The platform allows you to instantly generate study guides, mind maps, and interactive flashcards directly from your class notes. One standout feature is the AI-powered[Read More…]
