Moss

Posted on March 23, 2018 by Raj Deut

“Immersion” is such a wanky term when it comes to VR. Everyone wants you to have an immersive experience but the reality is most don’t come close, but they’ll be marketed as so because it’s VR’s holy grail. There are a lot of reasons why most games aren’t there just yet, the tech for a start,… Continue reading →

Apple HomePod

Posted on February 21, 2018March 11, 2018 by Raj Deut

Apple’s HomePod is the company’s biggest product deviation in over a decade. Sure they’ve made some accessories and dabbled with smart watches and headphones but the HomePod represents a departure from the company’s main hardware streams and instead is born of their software services. Part digital assistant, part music delivery device the HomePod could also… Continue reading →

Florence for iOS

Posted on February 16, 2018February 22, 2018 by Raj Deut

Two train rides home is all it took for me to complete what could easily be my game of the year. Florence is the first title from acclaimed Monument Valley designer Ken Wong’s new studio Mountains. The game tells the story of a young woman, living in Melbourne, who falls in love and then follows… Continue reading →

ASUS ZenBeam Go E1Z

Posted on January 22, 2018January 22, 2018 by Raj Deut

I’ll be the first to admit it, I whole heartedly judged pocket projectors by their proverbial covers. Someone would pitch one to me and all I’d hear was “low resolution this”, and “underpowered luminescence that” without really giving them much of a thought. Technically speaking, that largely rings true. They are significantly underpowered in comparison… Continue reading →

Accounting+ for PSVR

Posted on January 15, 2018 by Raj Deut

Accounting+ is a re-release of the HTC Vive title Accounting initially released in October 2016. The new version, made specifically for PlayStation VR (PSVR), has been expanded to include some new content and in doing so now comes with the modest price tag of A$17.95. The game is the first title from the VR focused… Continue reading →

ASUS Lyra mesh networking system

Posted on November 24, 2017November 24, 2017 by Raj Deut

Mesh networks are the soup-de-jour of home Wi-Fi at the moment. They’re quick & easy to setup, provide great, reliable coverage and don’t carry a price tag to scare off the average family. The ASUS Lyra is one of the latest mesh systems available and despite not having any real Wi-Fi issues of my own… Continue reading →