Like many of Google’s products Google Calander has completely changed how we use calendars, however like most technology products there’s more lurking just below the surface that you have to know how to access. You may have noticed that by default your Australian Google account will have a “Holidays in …

Following their announcement back at CES 2018 Jabra has launched their entire wireless headphone line in Australia. The new line up has something for almost everybody with earbuds starting at $129.99 up to activity tracking neck buds topping out at $349. You can get the Elite 25e for $129.99, the …

If you’ve been waiting for the Google Home Mini to come on sale, or you happen to be in the market for a great gift then Google’s got you covered with the Mini currently on sale for $59 down from $79, with free shipping within Australia. From our experience the …

At today’s Google I/O Keynote at the Shoreline Amphitheatre, we got our next look at what’s coming in Android P and the official launch of the Android P Beta program. What’s new in Android P? According to David Bourke, Android P strives to move closer to having AI at the …

In Android Wear’s short life, it’s not only changed names to Wear OS, but feels like it has lacked a bit of direction from Google. With no new silicon to run smart wearables in recent years (we’re still stuck with Snapdragon Wear 2100), and little changes in the software side, …

If you’re an ING Australia customer who’s be waiting on the Dutch banking group to bring fingerprint to unlock to their Australian Android app then today is your lucky day, relatively speaking. The new app version is already available in the Play Store so if you’re anxious to get the …

In a world where smartphone makers have the courage to remove the ubiquitous headphone jack and call it “consumer focused”, the need for a new wired connection isn’t just looming on the horizon, it has arrived. With almost all of the flagship phones (and a lot of the mid tier …

In July last year Google revamped their Local Guides program, changing how many points you collect for various activities and the level structure of the program. In the new system there are now 10 Local Guide Levels with various rewards and numerous ways to earn points. Starting today, and rolling …

Following on from Android Pay’s renaming to Google Pay, Google has launched their second promotion for the mobile payment platform in Australia, and this one’s pretty awesome. Between now and 15 May, every new user you sign up to Google Pay who completes one transaction will net you and your …

It seems Google is on a renaming rampage with Google Pay recently replacing Android Pay. Now the search and advertising giant is renaming their wearable operating system from Android Wear to Wear OS by Google. Why the change? According to the launch release Google wanted their wearable OS to express …

At CES this year, audio accessory maker Jabra announced a few new consumer products. Amongst them was the Jabra Elite 65t, a premium successor to the Elite Sport earbuds, the earbuds that converted me to fully wireless audio listening. With the Elite 65t, Jabra haven’t simply dropped their old headphones …

ANZ has been teasing a redesign app for a little while now and I’ve been quietly hopeful that it might bring a few features I felt were long overdue. The update started rolling today and it’s a good one, with ANZ basically delivery an entirely new Android app with a …

Since the launch of products like the Amazon Echo and then the Google Home we’ve seen an explosion of Internet of Thing (IoT) devices. It turns out that voice was the interface that Home Automation and IoT had been searching for. Since jumping into the Google Home world, I’ve been …

Just a few days ago we put out a PSA about Google’s Backup & Sync Client not supporting mounted network drives on PCs. It seems that either Google quickly addressed this issue based on our post, or more likely maybe they were days away from actually releasing a fix. Either …