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Android 12 will have a digital car key feature...
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If it's built right into your TV, then you don't need a console....
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Hisense Australia has announced that it will launch a new version of its Smart TV OS in 2021. VIDAA U5 will up to 20% faster, making it much easier for us to switch between apps, dive into settings and more. Hisense says their VIDAA U5 will be available across...
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Smart, connected lighting solutions are a familiar proposition in 2020, with the ability to change the colour of your lights and command them with your voice, it’s a simple upgrade to your home. Smart lighting products are often the first IoT product to integrate into a home, and can...
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Most of us have used Street View to virtually walk down the streets of destinations we plan on visiting, or relocating to, but have you ever considered virtually walking around shopping centres? This week Google released the first 18 locations across Australia and New Zealand that have been mapped...
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This week, Google announced that the ability to store free unlimited storage for high-quality photos would come to an end on June 1, 2021. Photos uploaded after the date will be counted towards the 15GB Drive cap. Like many, I’ve been a Google Photos user for years and was...
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Google has some sweet new artificial intelligence technology that can take elements of a website and convert them into a really slick video. In this multi-channel world we live in, brands spend an awful amount of time and money reformatting content for different platforms. A new project from Google...
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Google has announced the Pixel 5 overnight and it’s one of the most affordable flagship phones on the market. Coming in at $999.00 the phone comes with 5G capability, something fairly rare for phones under the thousand dollar mark. Along with 5G support, Google has also packed in a...
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Mel Silva, Managing Director, on behalf of Google Australia has issued an open letter to Australia. In the letter, Google has responded to the Government’s proposed regulation known as the ‘News Media Bargaining Code‘. This code proposes that Google (along with others) are responsible for compensating traditional media organisations....
Android 12 will have a digital car key feature...
If it's built right into your TV, then you don't need a console....
Hisense Australia has announced that it will launch a new version of its Smart TV OS in 2021. VIDAA U5 will up to 20% faster, making it much easier for us to switch between apps, dive into settings and more. Hisense says their VIDAA U5 will be available across...
Smart, connected lighting solutions are a familiar proposition in 2020, with the ability to change the colour of your lights and command them with your voice, it’s a simple upgrade to your home. Smart lighting products are often the first IoT product to integrate into a home, and can...
Most of us have used Street View to virtually walk down the streets of destinations we plan on visiting, or relocating to, but have you ever considered virtually walking around shopping centres? This week Google released the first 18 locations across Australia and New Zealand that have been mapped...
This week, Google announced that the ability to store free unlimited storage for high-quality photos would come to an end on June 1, 2021. Photos uploaded after the date will be counted towards the 15GB Drive cap. Like many, I’ve been a Google Photos user for years and was...
Google has some sweet new artificial intelligence technology that can take elements of a website and convert them into a really slick video. In this multi-channel world we live in, brands spend an awful amount of time and money reformatting content for different platforms. A new project from Google...
Google has announced the Pixel 5 overnight and it’s one of the most affordable flagship phones on the market. Coming in at $999.00 the phone comes with 5G capability, something fairly rare for phones under the thousand dollar mark. Along with 5G support, Google has also packed in a...
Mel Silva, Managing Director, on behalf of Google Australia has issued an open letter to Australia. In the letter, Google has responded to the Government’s proposed regulation known as the ‘News Media Bargaining Code‘. This code proposes that Google (along with others) are responsible for compensating traditional media organisations....
