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Things are escalating quickly in Australia with Coronavirus. Today felt like a real shift in the situation. While Australia’s official number of infections still sits around 200 and deaths at just 3, it seems Australia is now doing everything it can to avoid being the next Italy. The Formula...
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Remember when the NBN was going to deliver great internet speeds to 93% of the population? We thanks to the coalition’s decision to go with a mix of technologies, predominantly Fibre-to-the-node, we’re now in 2020 and the quality of internet services is dramatically different based on your postcode. If...
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As far as giveaways, this one’s pretty creative. Samsung have announced a new competition in Australia called Samsung Microcodes. Hidden in Samsung ads around the web are tiny Microcodes. If you can manage to track down one of these tiny dots, you could win a Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra. Codes...
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My first look at Tesla's Track Mode V2, suggestions to make it even better...
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Tesla reached a major milestone today, producing their 1 millionth vehicle. The 1 million milestone was celebrated with a photo the Model Y, along with Tesla staff who assemble and build these vehicles. The Model Y is about to begin shipping to customers in the US, in just a...
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Today, electric vehicle charging network Chargefox, chalked up another milestone, adding to their growing list of ultra-fast charging locations across Australia. Located at 14 Dukes Highway, Keith SA 5267, this strategic position means EV owners can now charge their car, which having access to a restaurant, toilets and convenience...
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After having review the Model S and Model X, then buying a Model 3, I’ve got a great appreciation of what’s on offer in Tesla vehicles. After having owned my Model 3 for almost 6 months now, it’s hard not to take what is already a great platform and...
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Businesses everywhere are facing the challenge of what to do in the event of an health epidemic. The following article will explain how workers could be affected by some of their potential decisions. Working from home may be an option available to you, if your role is conducive to...
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Australia’s largest telco, Telstra, made a fairly important announcement this week. The company will increase its use of renewable energy, reaching 100% by 2025. Telstra joins a growing list of socially responsible companies that are setting this same 100% renewable goal. Google, Apple, Nike, Walmart, Starbucks, Salesforce and Visa...
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Back in 2018, regional cities like Shepparton and Wagga Wagga got Uber, but similarly sized Albury Wodonga missed out. It seems Albury Wodonga got caught up in the issue of state-based red tape. Ride sharing services have been controversial, mainly because Taxi company’s are scared of competition that offers...
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Social media has a lot of positives, but one negative is the ability for people (and bots) to quickly spread misinformation. When it comes to an issue as important as the health of people across the world, ensuring people find their way to scientifically accurate information is incredibly important....
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South by South West (SXSW) is one of the biggest events on the tech, usually attended by around 400,000 people each year. Held by the City of Austin, Texas, the event spans film, music, comedy and more, but it’s famous for the startups that launched at the festival (as...
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General Motors held their big EV Day event today to convince the world that they are on top of the transition to Electric Vehicles. Thankfully it seems they, like Ford and a growing number of legacy automakers are admitting EV is the future. General Motors is now ‘all-in’ on...
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In 2020, we’re pretty familiar with AI being used t track human faces, with much of the security industry already leveraging this to keep businesses and customers safe. What we aren’t used to seeing is the AI being applied to fish. With our collective knowledge about what happens under...
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Tesla has announce Track Mode v2. Track Mode v1 offered Model 3 Performance owners the ability to tone down traction control to the rear to have some fun on the track. V2 takes that to the next level, offering drivers a extensive control of the power delivery. The software...
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We’re all ultra-connected in 2020, but the futuristic ideals of working from home are rarely realised. With technologies like Microsoft Teams and Slack, now prolific in organisations, internet connections constantly improving, there are fewer and fewer reasons that businesses couldn’t still operate while staff work from home. Naturally, there...
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SEA Electric make fully electric commercial vehicles and are quickly gaining international attention. While the sexy consumer battles of Tesla vs Porsche get plenty of headlines, the transition of commercial vehicles to electric powertrains is likely more difficult challenge and one Australians are not shying away from. The Aussie...
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Microsoft and the Automotive industry have a long history together, with Windows Embedded Automotive, Ford built their original SYNC platform, Toyota’s Entune and Fiat’s Blue & Me. After originally launching in 1998, the latest Embedded Automotive release was back in 2010 and is due for the end of support...
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Elon Musk recently sat down for a fireside chat with Gen. John W. “Jay” Raymond, Chief of Space Operations, during the Air Force Association’s 2020 Air Warfare Symposium. The US Air Force, like many Government agencies, are fighting the challenge of being innovative to stay ahead of the international...
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Facebook has supported 3D photos for a couple of years now and I have a couple of friends that use them frequently to great effect. Not all phones though, are capable of taking a 3D photos, lacking the dual-cameras necessary to derive depth information. Thanks to some new AI...
Things are escalating quickly in Australia with Coronavirus. Today felt like a real shift in the situation. While Australia’s official number of infections still sits around 200 and deaths at just 3, it seems Australia is now doing everything it can to avoid being the next Italy. The Formula...
Remember when the NBN was going to deliver great internet speeds to 93% of the population? We thanks to the coalition’s decision to go with a mix of technologies, predominantly Fibre-to-the-node, we’re now in 2020 and the quality of internet services is dramatically different based on your postcode. If...
As far as giveaways, this one’s pretty creative. Samsung have announced a new competition in Australia called Samsung Microcodes. Hidden in Samsung ads around the web are tiny Microcodes. If you can manage to track down one of these tiny dots, you could win a Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra. Codes...
My first look at Tesla's Track Mode V2, suggestions to make it even better...
Tesla reached a major milestone today, producing their 1 millionth vehicle. The 1 million milestone was celebrated with a photo the Model Y, along with Tesla staff who assemble and build these vehicles. The Model Y is about to begin shipping to customers in the US, in just a...
Today, electric vehicle charging network Chargefox, chalked up another milestone, adding to their growing list of ultra-fast charging locations across Australia. Located at 14 Dukes Highway, Keith SA 5267, this strategic position means EV owners can now charge their car, which having access to a restaurant, toilets and convenience...
After having review the Model S and Model X, then buying a Model 3, I’ve got a great appreciation of what’s on offer in Tesla vehicles. After having owned my Model 3 for almost 6 months now, it’s hard not to take what is already a great platform and...
Businesses everywhere are facing the challenge of what to do in the event of an health epidemic. The following article will explain how workers could be affected by some of their potential decisions. Working from home may be an option available to you, if your role is conducive to...
Australia’s largest telco, Telstra, made a fairly important announcement this week. The company will increase its use of renewable energy, reaching 100% by 2025. Telstra joins a growing list of socially responsible companies that are setting this same 100% renewable goal. Google, Apple, Nike, Walmart, Starbucks, Salesforce and Visa...
Back in 2018, regional cities like Shepparton and Wagga Wagga got Uber, but similarly sized Albury Wodonga missed out. It seems Albury Wodonga got caught up in the issue of state-based red tape. Ride sharing services have been controversial, mainly because Taxi company’s are scared of competition that offers...
Social media has a lot of positives, but one negative is the ability for people (and bots) to quickly spread misinformation. When it comes to an issue as important as the health of people across the world, ensuring people find their way to scientifically accurate information is incredibly important....
South by South West (SXSW) is one of the biggest events on the tech, usually attended by around 400,000 people each year. Held by the City of Austin, Texas, the event spans film, music, comedy and more, but it’s famous for the startups that launched at the festival (as...
General Motors held their big EV Day event today to convince the world that they are on top of the transition to Electric Vehicles. Thankfully it seems they, like Ford and a growing number of legacy automakers are admitting EV is the future. General Motors is now ‘all-in’ on...
In 2020, we’re pretty familiar with AI being used t track human faces, with much of the security industry already leveraging this to keep businesses and customers safe. What we aren’t used to seeing is the AI being applied to fish. With our collective knowledge about what happens under...
Tesla has announce Track Mode v2. Track Mode v1 offered Model 3 Performance owners the ability to tone down traction control to the rear to have some fun on the track. V2 takes that to the next level, offering drivers a extensive control of the power delivery. The software...
We’re all ultra-connected in 2020, but the futuristic ideals of working from home are rarely realised. With technologies like Microsoft Teams and Slack, now prolific in organisations, internet connections constantly improving, there are fewer and fewer reasons that businesses couldn’t still operate while staff work from home. Naturally, there...
SEA Electric make fully electric commercial vehicles and are quickly gaining international attention. While the sexy consumer battles of Tesla vs Porsche get plenty of headlines, the transition of commercial vehicles to electric powertrains is likely more difficult challenge and one Australians are not shying away from. The Aussie...
Microsoft and the Automotive industry have a long history together, with Windows Embedded Automotive, Ford built their original SYNC platform, Toyota’s Entune and Fiat’s Blue & Me. After originally launching in 1998, the latest Embedded Automotive release was back in 2010 and is due for the end of support...
Elon Musk recently sat down for a fireside chat with Gen. John W. “Jay” Raymond, Chief of Space Operations, during the Air Force Association’s 2020 Air Warfare Symposium. The US Air Force, like many Government agencies, are fighting the challenge of being innovative to stay ahead of the international...
Facebook has supported 3D photos for a couple of years now and I have a couple of friends that use them frequently to great effect. Not all phones though, are capable of taking a 3D photos, lacking the dual-cameras necessary to derive depth information. Thanks to some new AI...
