Google to showcase Android Honeycomb come February 2nd
Google are set to host a media event showcasing all the sweet & delicious features of their next iteration of Android, Honeycomb. The event will take place on the 2nd of February (3rd for us, at 5am) and will...
Chrome celebrates 5th birthday by launching Chrome Native Apps
Google is celebrating the 5th birthday of the uber popular browser by introducing what they refer to as 'A new breed of Chrome Apps'. The new Apps will be native to Chrome, so they actually do need the Chrome...
Dell shopping their 7″ Streak around to Aussie carriers, phones also on the list
With Dell making themselves more and more known in the mobile market, recently launching the 5" Streak onto Optus' network last year in an exclusive agreement. Now, there is talk of them shopping their new wares around to the...
Google releases ARC Welder tool to port Android apps to Chrome on any platform
After Google announced they were opening up the ARC runtime to all developers to port Android apps to ChromeOS on Thursday, Google has released a tool to help automate the process.
Android Runtime for Chrome or ARC as it's...
Samsung may have accidentally outed the Tab S7 FE
It seems that the upcoming “value” model tablet from Samsung has settled on a name, The Tab S7 FE. That is at least, if you take the appearance then subsequent disappearance from the German Samsung site into consideration.
We’ve...
Intel Tiger Canyon NUC Review — Small, power friendly and powerful enough for almost...
This time last year we took a look at the NUC10i7FNH (a mouthful I know) which is a tiny but mighty workhorse. Very powerful in terms of specs and quite mighty from a capability and productivity standpoint. ...
Acer Chromebook Spin 13 review – Chromebooks have come of age
Since they came to be, Chromebooks have seemingly been left to organically grow market share. Possibly since Google gave up on Android for tablets some time ago, the fact they brought Android Apps to ChromeOS shows pretty clearly that...
Asus Transformer Infinity Launch – Hands-On
I was in Sydney yesterday for the launch of the newest Asus tablet the Transformer Infinty, the first full HD screen Android tablet with a resolution of 1920x1200. The tablet looks great and Asus has certainly thought a lot...
CES 2021: HP announces new sustainable PCs and more
With so many more of us working on the go over the last 12 months, the PC - and more importantly, the laptop - has never been more important. These days, the term PC and laptop are almost synonymous.
HP...
Google+ Photos App on ChromeOS will now background sync your pictures to the cloud
Backing up photos is a chore, but a new update to the Google+ Photos app on ChromeOS will hopefully solve that. Google has announced, via Oren Blasberg on Google+ that the app has been updated to background sync all...
Lenovo Tab 4 launch well under way with the 8″ Tab 4 now available...
After launching the 10" Tab 4 last month, Lenovo has finally released the 8" version of their latest tablet at Harvey Norman (who now sell the 10" version too), The Good Guys and of course their own Australian website.
The...
Three more Android apps now available officially on ChromeOS
After announcing that Android Apps would be coming to ChromeOS back at Google I/O, it took a while but finally arrived last month with Vine, Evernote, DuoLino and SightWords. Of course unofficially, there's been many more, but Google has...
Tablets coming to Telstra nearing the end of the year
Man, there is a lot of Telstra news coming out at the moment, and boy have they got some good stuff in store, no doubt at a premium price. The first lot of news (we have some more to...
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 — First Impressions
At $298 for the Wi-Fi model, the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 is certainly affordable, it feels nice, looks nice, performs pretty well and is from the largest Android device manufacturer: Samsung. They’ve had huge success with the...
Having multi-touch issues on your new Nexus 7? You’re not alone
Recently there's been reports of a couple of bugs in the newly released 2013 model of the Nexus 7. The first being a GPS bug that caused some inconsistent results and dropouts of GPS tracking and now there's...