Lenovo’s IdeaPad 720S reviewed
It's not only an "Intel-inside" world, and Lenovo's IdeaPad 720S gives us a taste of what AMD can do inside…
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Whether you need a laptop, desktop, workstation, or even an all-in-one, Pickr covers computers of all types to help make sense of what’s out there.
While notebooks and laptops are easily the most searched style of computer in Australia today, we also write about desktops, too, covering both the compact and screen-based all-in-one (such as the iMac), while also detailing workstation news for pros, as well.
If it’s made for Mac, Windows, or even the occasional Android or Linux computer, and is coming to Australia, you can expect to find it here.
Telstra amps up home WiFi with Smart Booster
Your home is yea big, but your WiFi router can likely only hit a certain part of that, and network reach changes…
Adobe upgrades its suite of creative skills
Creatives sure have a lot of tools, but if you rely on Adobe's Creative Cloud suite, you're about to get a few more.
Alienware, Dell turns up the heat with Intel for gaming
Gamers are always after more power, and that's exactly what Intel plans to deliver, as Dell's gaming divisions…
Crime Stoppers, Kaspersky join to educate on cybercrime
Try as you might, you won't get away from the scourge of cybercrime all that easily, but Australia's Crime…
Ambidextrousness comes to Logitech’s latest combo
How do you make a keyboard impressive these days? You make it work for everyone, not just those who use the…
Can the iPad be your main computer?
For the past few months, we've been leaning harder on the iPad Pro than any other computer. It's gone everywhere…
Apple’s next conference is June, so what’s coming?
Apple's regular mid-year update of technology and software that is the Worldwide Developer's Conference (WWDC)…
Microsoft’s Surface gets 4G for mobile work
What does an extra $200 buy you on a perfectly good laptop-tablet hybrid? Apparently a 4G connection. BYO SIM.
What does the “!” mean in the WiFi symbol?
You know what WiFi looks like, but what exactly does it mean when the exclamation mark sits next to a WiFi…