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    Google Maps celebrates 20 years in Australia with a list of most talked-about places

    Celebrating 20 years, Google Maps traces its roots to Sydney, where Where 2 Technologies laid the groundwork for what would become a global navigation tool. From its humble beginnings on a Hunters Hill whiteboard, Google Maps now aids over 2 billion users monthly, offering features like bushfire tracking, AR navigation, and sustainability options. Australians have embraced it, making places like Dosa Hut and Kings Park some of the most reviewed spots on the platform.

    Telstra, Ericsson & Qualcomm set new 5G uplink speed record

    In a pioneering leap, Telstra, alongside Ericsson and Qualcomm, has broken the 5G uplink speed record, hitting 516 Mbps on a commercial sub-6GHz 5G SA network. This surpasses the prior 447 Mbps record, underlining the trio's commitment to enhancing network capabilities for future applications like AI and live streaming.

    REVIEW: Control your Nanoleaf lights with a Smart Wireless Switch 

    Nanoleaf's Sense+ Smart Wireless Switch and Essentials A60 E27 Bulbs introduce innovative smart lighting in Australia. Designed for modern homes, they blend seamlessly while offering vibrant color control and scene settings. At AUD $69.95 for the switch and $79.95 for a bulb pack, they're a stylish, efficient choice for smart home enthusiasts.

    What’s it like to unbox a Humanoid Robot at home?

    Humanoid robots are a burgeoning tech trend, with the Unitree G1, priced at US$70,000, showcasing potential domestic use. Kai Cenat's unboxing revealed a complex setup with initial operational hiccups, highlighting the robot's early stage for home integration. Despite its capabilities, the G1's performance suggests it's not yet ready for widespread consumer adoption.

    REVIEW: DJI Flip can’t flip, but does feature foldable, carbon fibre string prop guards, one-tap flight modes and much more

    DJI introduces the Flip, a unique vlog drone with foldable propellers for portability. It features automatic startup, diverse flight modes, and protective prop guards, making it ideal for content creators. With 4K/60fps video capabilities and subject tracking, it's a compelling choice for those seeking quality and ease of use.

    Telstra follows Optus to Starlink for Mobile.. don’t sleep on Starlink-to-IoT

    Telstra, following Optus, will use SpaceX's Starlink to enhance services, starting with text messaging to smartphones via satellite, expanding connectivity in remote areas. Future plans include voice, data, and IoT support, revolutionizing commercial operations in Australia's vast, less-connected regions.

    Nvidia’s AI snake is feeding itself – announces GeForce RTX 5090 GPU, not possible without AI

    Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang just gave a keynote address at the 2025 Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas. During the event, Huang announced the new RTX 50 series GPU cards led by the flagship RTX 5090. These GPUs are powered by the new NVIDIA Blackwell architecture and leverage AI to deliver unprecedented performance and visual quality. During the presentation, Huang highlighted that the engineering team is leveraging...

    REVIEW: Reduce stress, improve sleep, and ease eye strain with the Therabody SmartGoggles

    Want to relax these holidays? The Therabody SmartGoggles reduce stress and enhance relaxation. Does it live up to the hype? Read on to find out.

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    Google Maps celebrates 20 years in Australia with a list of most talked-about places

    Celebrating 20 years, Google Maps traces its roots to Sydney, where Where 2 Technologies laid the groundwork for what would become a global navigation tool. From its humble beginnings on a Hunters Hill whiteboard, Google Maps now aids over 2 billion users monthly, offering features like bushfire tracking, AR navigation, and sustainability options. Australians have embraced it, making places like Dosa Hut and Kings Park some of the most reviewed spots on the platform.

    Telstra, Ericsson & Qualcomm set new 5G uplink speed record

    In a pioneering leap, Telstra, alongside Ericsson and Qualcomm, has broken the 5G uplink speed record, hitting 516 Mbps on a commercial sub-6GHz 5G SA network. This surpasses the prior 447 Mbps record, underlining the trio's commitment to enhancing network capabilities for future applications like AI and live streaming.

    REVIEW: Control your Nanoleaf lights with a Smart Wireless Switch 

    Nanoleaf's Sense+ Smart Wireless Switch and Essentials A60 E27 Bulbs introduce innovative smart lighting in Australia. Designed for modern homes, they blend seamlessly while offering vibrant color control and scene settings. At AUD $69.95 for the switch and $79.95 for a bulb pack, they're a stylish, efficient choice for smart home enthusiasts.
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