Scammers are now having you call them
It’s much easier to trick people when the victim ends up calling the scammer. That’s the latest approach, and it may even prevent telco protections from working.
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Sony 1000X Collexion reviewed: hardly worth extra
A high-end look and similarly high price tag make Sony’s 1000X Collexion intriguing, but the price doesn’t necessarily justify what you get.
3D printing moves to print on material in Omni
A printer that can print on fabric is beyond the simple colour and laser printers many of us still use. Yet with a combination of materials in the mix, the xTool O1 is built to impress.
Apple builds a place to record music live and spatial
Live recordings aren’t anything new, and some of the best albums have come from something live. But Apple’s latest experiment builds a place just for live, and will see special recordings made in this new hall.
Viture set to bring mobile entertainment to specs
There are smart glasses and then there are other types of smart glasses. With no cameras and yet screens for viewing, Viture’s Pro 2 looks set to make Aussies wearing specs entertained.
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Google Pixel Watch 5 reviewed: Android’s Watch
The 2026 Pixel Watch doesn’t stray too far from the 2025 Pixel Watch, and that’s not a bad thing. You won’t need to upgrade, but for newbies, this is one of the better watches around.
Technics brings its fluid-tech to over-ear A1000
The battle for the best noise cancelling headphones continues, and Technics is next, as the company looks set to drip its magnetic fluid driver into a bigger pair of headphones.
Telcos ready for bushfire season with Disaster Roaming
Concerns of a severe bushfire season and other disasters have led telcos to come together for an emergency roaming technology that will let you temporarily jump telcos to stay connected.