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More smart glasses have arrived in Australia, with the launch of the Rokid Glasses. Now, before you switch off and think smart glasses are just a gimmick, this could indeed be the gadget that ultimately replaces your smartphone.
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It’s not often you see brands directly calling out competitors in press releases. Usually, risk aversion is the name of the game, with companies referring to other products in the vaguest possible terms to keep the lawyers at bay. Dell sang from a different hymnbook this week, specifically naming Apple’s MacBook Neo no less than four times in its XPS 13 announcement.<...
Amazon’s budget home security brand, Blink, now has a 2K video doorbell in Australia, with a sharper camera designed to pick up more details. Dubbed the Blink Battery Video Doorbell 2K+, it adds a cheaper alternative to the higher-e...
Everyone’s gearing up for the FIFA World Cup, which is now only days away. Being the biggest sports event in the world this year, there’s a lot of buzz around, with new sports apps available to track the action, and SBS streaming all the actio...
A couple of years ago, Intel wasn’t the silicon superpower it once was. Giving up dominance to the likes of AMD, Apple, and even Qualcomm in recent years, the major computing company made big changes, laying off thousands of workers and changing its CEO. Under the stewardship of Lip-Bu Tan, Intel’s fortunes appear to have changed.
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