It’s raining Android mid-range phones at the moment, and Google is bringing the thunder with their new A$599 Pixel 4a. Continue reading
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A report on Bloomberg today reveals that Samsung is in negotiations with Google to elevate the company’s voice and app store offerings on Samsung devices. Continue reading
There’s no reason anyone should buy into Stadia right now. […] partly by underdelivering at launch and partly with a pricing scheme that sees you paying three times (for hardware, for the service, for games)…
Google is experimenting with a badge of shame for websites that load slowly in Chrome.
Google confirms its new security system may unlock a person’s device even if their eyes are shut.
The new Google Pixel Buds provide quality audio, a comfortable fit and sleek design and instant, hands-free help from the Google Assistant.
I don’t think there was a single aspect of the Pixel 4 left for Google’s to reveal at their hardware event today.
Almost every detail had been leaked ahead of the unveiling, which could’ve put quite the dampener on the event but has somehow buoyed the company’s competitive and feature packed offering. Continue reading
Join James Croft, Raj Deut, Anthony Agius and special guest Terence Huynh as we chat about dirty data done dirt cheap, Spotify gradually becoming the Netflix of audio, Apple wrecking Fed square with their eventual Telstra shop, and Australia’s tech scene rising up against the Assistance and Access legislation that was rushed into law last year.
Join James Croft, Raj Deut, and Anthony Agius on a big week in tech news. We got Google, doing Googley things. Releasing phones. Home hubs. Shutting stuff down. Supply chains are getting hacked. Or maybe not. We’re not sure. We got Intel, adding another lake to their collection of lakes. Cannon Lake. Coffee Lake. Ice Lake. Why do they hunger for lakes? Will there be any other lakes left for our future generations or will they all be processors? We got xCloud, a stream-gaming service that works on the premise that your internet isn’t a pile of doodie. And Surface. I’ve recently been reviewing horizontal surfaces. I gotta tell you – they’re great when you need a flat plane in 3D space to rest a beverage on. Would recommend.
Join James Croft, Raj Deut and founding father Peter Wells as we chat about Pete’s encounter with Tim Cook, Google’s new Chat thing, Flickr, Telegram, Nintendo Labo and more.
Users don’t want iOS to merge with MacOS, Apple chief says
Google is Rebooting Their Messaging Apps Again
In effort to shut down Telegram, Russia blocks Amazon, Google network addresses
Not willing to wait for NBN, I turned to fixed wireless. And I’m not alone.
Preview: Hands on with Nintendo Labo