Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S5e tablet is a unique proposition in tablets. It’s affordable, slim, light, has a big 10.5-inch screen despite its small size, and even comes with 4G options for those who want to tablet on the go. For the last couple of weeks I’ve been playing with one …
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The Mobvoi TicWatch Pro 4G has only just been released, and now Mobvoi is bringing some joy to owners of watches from the existing range. A new software update coming for the TicWatch C2, E2 and S2 lines will soon arrive, promising some fixes, updates, and perhaps most importantly, a …
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Google are continuing to add new features to YouTube Music in a bid to get everyone to switch to it. Today’s main new feature is the ability to transition seamlessly from video to audio and vice versa without any interruptions. YouTube Premium and YouTube Music Premium Subscribers can now use …
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If you’re on the Internet right now you probably but definitely should have had some thougths about your data security. There are such a wide range of ways for your data to be mined, leaked and spread. Google have always had security in mind when developing the Chrome browser, that …
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Honestly, we thought we’d seen the end of the “feature” phone. Basic Android devices are getting cheaper and cheaper every year, and with initiatives like Android Go, Google is constantly pushing its OS onto less powerful hardware. Like a vampire faced with questionable garlic though, the feature phone just keeps …
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Google announced this morning that they will close a loophole that allows websites to identify incognito sessions in Chrome, despite the fact that it’s likely to earn incur wrath of some publishers. Chrome offers an API to access storage on the browsing device – handily called the FileSystem API – …
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The original promise of the NBN – before the subsequent Liberal government screwed it – was near universal Fibre to the Premises which would – with upgrades – have enabled gigabit connections to most Australian homes in the very near future. However, with the much less impressive NBN we have …
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It’s been a great couple of months for smart lighting products in Australia. Not only is Bunnings putting smart lighting options on their shelves everywhere, but new options have appeared in IKEA and Kmart. It’s easier than ever to add smart lighting to your home, and now Signify (makers of …
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Like most big tech companies, Netflix is keen to sign on the next billion customers. Google’s Sundar Pichai has spoken about Google’s similar goal in the past – it’s all well and good to deliver products and services aimed at (and priced for) western markets, but what about developing markets …
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It’s been a mighty long time coming, but LG has finally released a mobile payment service in the US. LG Pay delivers the promise of compatibility with the widely used magnetic stripe terminals found in the US, as well as with NFC contactless terminals found mostly everywhere else. For our …
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Members of Google’s Local Guides program are always on the lookout for new ways to get points, and it seems Google has silently launched a new way to rack up a few points and lists…. on Google Maps. For those not aware you are able to create and share lists …
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A lot of apps monetise themselves with ads and unfortunately that can lead to some dodgy practices by some developers in the process of delivering ads to the user. One of the Play Store’s bigger developers, CooTek, has been banned from the Play Store for the way they deliver ads. …
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Instagram wants you to focus on images you love and content you create, rather than the total number of likes. The company has been running a test in Canada since May, hiding total likes on images, and today that experiment is spreading to Australia. The company says it’s trying to …
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In May we saw some changes to Google’s developer policies that meant apps had to have identified age targets. The aim of this change is to make the Play Store is a safe place for kids to navigate with minimal supervision. This has finally manifested in the Play Store, where …
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While we had a long wait between the Galaxy Tab S2 and S3, it looks like Samsung’s now accelerating its version bumps on the tablet side of things with the Galaxy Tab S6 ready to debut soon. According to information and renders obtained by Android Headlines, the Tab S6 will …
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