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Tesla’s latest vehicle to enter volume production is the Model Y and the first deliveries will begin in March. The Model Y is an interesting vehicle, offering everything we know and love about Tesla products, but it lands in the most popular vehicle segment, mid-sized SUVs. Sharing somewhere between...
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Victoria’s Essential Services Commission determines the minimum rate that households receive for feeding power from their solar systems, back into the grid. Unfortunately, the decision has been made to reduce the minimum rate (the rate most electricity providers offer) from July 1st, 2020. The current minimum rate is 12c...
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This week, two of the biggest companies in the customer experience space, have announced they’re joining forces. InMoment and MaritzCX. The combined company will immediately support over 2,000 leading brands with a global team of 1,500 employees located in 20 offices spanning North America, Europe, and Asia. While you...
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It’s 2020 and we were all meant to have 3D printers on our desks right? Instead the technology took a very different turn, with implementation being far more prevalent in commercial and industrial applications. Australian Industrial Scale Additive Manufacturing Company, Titomic Limited are having some amazing success and have entered...
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Almost every business has gaps in its ideal dataset. These data gaps mean that businesses are forced to take risks when making important decisions that could have massive, long-lasting impacts. These risks are unnecessary, with IoT technology offering live telemetry about virtually every part of your business operations. When...
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Politicians are tripping over themselves when it comes to energy and renewable policy. While debates around the future of our electricity sources are complex, there are elements of this solution that are just plain simply that we could get done today. When we build car parks at shopping centres,...
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When it comes to technology, Australia often bats above average. When it comes to information security, it seems we’re also excelling. Yesterday, 11 of Australia and New Zealand’s top innovators, pitched an audience of 250 attendees in San Francisco. This opportunity was part of the successful ‘Australia House’ Program,...
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Those of us who ordered a Model 3 early, have Tesla’s HomeLink hardware built in. While it wasn’t included when the car’s were first delivered, most of us have now had the product retrofitted by a Tesla service center. HomeLink was removed a few weeks after the Model 3...
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Electric Vehicles are coming and to charge them, we need infrastructure. While service stations have served us well for internal combustion engines, it seems the infrastructure is going to be more diverse than a dedication recharging/refuelling location. Developing policies that enable the future of transportation in our towns and...
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Update It took a while (till March 7th), but they got him. This morning I received confirmation from the Model S owner that perpetrator (skater boy) had been identified and arrested. It is great news that justice is being served and I hope he gets convicted of a serious...
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News spread pretty fast today, that Hot Wheels had the official nod from Tesla to create scale models of their uniquely designed Cybertruck. The Cybertruck is being created in 2 different sizes, a 1:64th scale model that is a tiny RC car that fits inside the famous orange track....
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Discount site catch.com.au started their 48-hour sale at 9am (AEDT) yesterday, which means you’ve just got a few hours left to snag a bargain. There are legitimately some great savings to be had, with hundreds of dollars off some items. The massive savings include: $379 off Apple iPad Pro,...
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From time to time I’ll fire up the PlugShare app to see how the Australia’s charging infrastructure is progressing. Recently I found a new charging location identified by EV owners, in the cente of Albury. Located on top of the multi-story car park at 441 Kiewa St, Albury, NSW,...
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IoT devices are everywhere in our homes, but it’s their application in business that has the biggest potential to revolutionise the way we live. In 2020, most Australian homes will have some level of home automation, with connected devices now more affordable than ever. From Smart lighting to security...
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This afternoon General Motors announced the end of the Holden. In its 164 year history, Holden was one of the most loved brands in Australia, known best for the Commodore, it offered a crazy level of performance at an affordable price. After ceasing local production in 2017, things were...
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YouTuber Marques Brownlee has again sat down with one of the biggest personalities in the tech industry, co-founder and former CEO of Microsoft, Bill Gates. Given Gates mostly focuses on his work on the Foundation to help benefit the world, it wasn’t surprising to see the topic of electric...
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) is having major impacts on the world. This week we seen Mobile World Congress cancelled, the Chinese Formula 1 GP postponed and now it’s impacting the upcoming Japan 2020 Olympics. To make what is an already terrible global situation worse, cyber criminals are leveraging people’s fears around...
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Each year, Cloud-communication platform Twilio releases a State of Customer Engagement report, which reveals industry trends, powered by their platform that supports nearly 800 billion human interactions each ear. The five biggest trends in communications from 2019 are: Consumers want real conversations Conversational AI is everywhere Robocalls kill trust...
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The Ford Focus is a monster of a hot hatch. I had the chance to review it back in 2016 and since then Ford have made it even better. Now looking at the future of the nameplate, they’re considering a hybrid option. According to AutoCar, UK, a senior Ford...
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What do you do if most of your the houses in your community have solar, but don’t have any way to store the captured energy? You build it. By pooling resources, 3 communitiy in Western Australia have created a Tesla PowerBank. One of the most wasteful things we do...
Tesla’s latest vehicle to enter volume production is the Model Y and the first deliveries will begin in March. The Model Y is an interesting vehicle, offering everything we know and love about Tesla products, but it lands in the most popular vehicle segment, mid-sized SUVs. Sharing somewhere between...
Victoria’s Essential Services Commission determines the minimum rate that households receive for feeding power from their solar systems, back into the grid. Unfortunately, the decision has been made to reduce the minimum rate (the rate most electricity providers offer) from July 1st, 2020. The current minimum rate is 12c...
This week, two of the biggest companies in the customer experience space, have announced they’re joining forces. InMoment and MaritzCX. The combined company will immediately support over 2,000 leading brands with a global team of 1,500 employees located in 20 offices spanning North America, Europe, and Asia. While you...
It’s 2020 and we were all meant to have 3D printers on our desks right? Instead the technology took a very different turn, with implementation being far more prevalent in commercial and industrial applications. Australian Industrial Scale Additive Manufacturing Company, Titomic Limited are having some amazing success and have entered...
Almost every business has gaps in its ideal dataset. These data gaps mean that businesses are forced to take risks when making important decisions that could have massive, long-lasting impacts. These risks are unnecessary, with IoT technology offering live telemetry about virtually every part of your business operations. When...
Politicians are tripping over themselves when it comes to energy and renewable policy. While debates around the future of our electricity sources are complex, there are elements of this solution that are just plain simply that we could get done today. When we build car parks at shopping centres,...
When it comes to technology, Australia often bats above average. When it comes to information security, it seems we’re also excelling. Yesterday, 11 of Australia and New Zealand’s top innovators, pitched an audience of 250 attendees in San Francisco. This opportunity was part of the successful ‘Australia House’ Program,...
Those of us who ordered a Model 3 early, have Tesla’s HomeLink hardware built in. While it wasn’t included when the car’s were first delivered, most of us have now had the product retrofitted by a Tesla service center. HomeLink was removed a few weeks after the Model 3...
Electric Vehicles are coming and to charge them, we need infrastructure. While service stations have served us well for internal combustion engines, it seems the infrastructure is going to be more diverse than a dedication recharging/refuelling location. Developing policies that enable the future of transportation in our towns and...
Update It took a while (till March 7th), but they got him. This morning I received confirmation from the Model S owner that perpetrator (skater boy) had been identified and arrested. It is great news that justice is being served and I hope he gets convicted of a serious...
News spread pretty fast today, that Hot Wheels had the official nod from Tesla to create scale models of their uniquely designed Cybertruck. The Cybertruck is being created in 2 different sizes, a 1:64th scale model that is a tiny RC car that fits inside the famous orange track....
Discount site catch.com.au started their 48-hour sale at 9am (AEDT) yesterday, which means you’ve just got a few hours left to snag a bargain. There are legitimately some great savings to be had, with hundreds of dollars off some items. The massive savings include: $379 off Apple iPad Pro,...
From time to time I’ll fire up the PlugShare app to see how the Australia’s charging infrastructure is progressing. Recently I found a new charging location identified by EV owners, in the cente of Albury. Located on top of the multi-story car park at 441 Kiewa St, Albury, NSW,...
IoT devices are everywhere in our homes, but it’s their application in business that has the biggest potential to revolutionise the way we live. In 2020, most Australian homes will have some level of home automation, with connected devices now more affordable than ever. From Smart lighting to security...
This afternoon General Motors announced the end of the Holden. In its 164 year history, Holden was one of the most loved brands in Australia, known best for the Commodore, it offered a crazy level of performance at an affordable price. After ceasing local production in 2017, things were...
YouTuber Marques Brownlee has again sat down with one of the biggest personalities in the tech industry, co-founder and former CEO of Microsoft, Bill Gates. Given Gates mostly focuses on his work on the Foundation to help benefit the world, it wasn’t surprising to see the topic of electric...
Coronavirus (COVID-19) is having major impacts on the world. This week we seen Mobile World Congress cancelled, the Chinese Formula 1 GP postponed and now it’s impacting the upcoming Japan 2020 Olympics. To make what is an already terrible global situation worse, cyber criminals are leveraging people’s fears around...
Each year, Cloud-communication platform Twilio releases a State of Customer Engagement report, which reveals industry trends, powered by their platform that supports nearly 800 billion human interactions each ear. The five biggest trends in communications from 2019 are: Consumers want real conversations Conversational AI is everywhere Robocalls kill trust...
The Ford Focus is a monster of a hot hatch. I had the chance to review it back in 2016 and since then Ford have made it even better. Now looking at the future of the nameplate, they’re considering a hybrid option. According to AutoCar, UK, a senior Ford...
What do you do if most of your the houses in your community have solar, but don’t have any way to store the captured energy? You build it. By pooling resources, 3 communitiy in Western Australia have created a Tesla PowerBank. One of the most wasteful things we do...
