Is this the $80 answer to shark attacks?
AN $80 gizmo is promising to provide protection from the most feared ocean predators, as attacks across the country rise.
Wearables
Why Apple still controls the tech industry
THE world’s largest tech show is featuring new cars, phones, and even a battle over fancy new washing machines. But there’s one product companies are too afraid to touch.
RocketSkates the latest craze
THERE are no hoverboards at the Consumer Electronics Show in 2015 as Back to the Future II predicted but there are a futuristic pair of rollerskates.
Sony debuts answer to Google Glass
JUST when you thought your spectacles didn’t need wi-fi, Sony has unveiled two smartglass prototypes at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Inside the biggest tech show on Earth
OVER the next week, anything new and exciting with a computer chip inside it will be shown off for the world to see. So what’s set to be big at CES this year?
7 simple hacks to make your day easier
TURN the rat race into a comfortable cruise with these smart additions to your daily routine.
Nanobots will change everything
ONE day, these microscopic robots could change the world. They could cure cancer, give us superhuman powers and save the environment. Or could they destroy us?
Gadgets to keep you active in 2015
Want to kick off the new year fitter and more active? Here are five gadgets that will help you stick to your resolutions.
Big smartwatch also phones home
IS your wrist ready for the world’s biggest smartwatch? Samsung’s Gear S puts a two-inch touchscreen on your arm and it can act as a phone.
Like spacesuits? They’ll grow on you
BACTERIAL bodices and digestive dacks? It’s life, but not as we know it. A designer’s quest to build a better space suit has inspired a new line of living spacewear.
Gadgets to get you fit this summer
TECHNOLOGY is no longer just for the sedentary. Fitness gadgets are flooding the stores as the weather heats up, helping users get fit for summer.
What the hell is going on at Apple?
SECURITY holes, bendy phones, bad updates and U2. Has the magic of Apple finally started to disappear?
How Google failed to sell glasses
THEY were hyped as the latest thing in hi-tech wearables, but sales have been lacklustre. What will it take for Google Glass to go mainstream?
Smartwatches war all around us
THOUGHT Motorola was the only company to make a round smartwatch? LG today launches its own in Australia, complete with a dig at the Moto 360.
Finally, a smartwatch worth buying
MOTOROLA’S first smartwatch the Moto 360 has been hailed for its good looks, but is it the revolution in wearable hi-tech that its makers claim it to be?
This product will fly off the shelves
THE problem with taking selfies if that you have to hold the camera with your hand. But a new invention — destined to be a big hit — is set to change all that.
Wristband zaps bad habits
FOR people needing that extra bit of help to break a bad habit comes a shocking wristband that zaps you out of it.
Apple to fix iPhone 6’s big flaw
MANY people were disappointed to see that one of the iPhone 6’s features was heavily restricted, but it looks like Apple is about to fix that.
Did Apple just kill the iPod?
AFTER killing off the iPod Classic earlier in the year, Apple has just signed the iPod’s death warrant too. Is this really the end?
Will.i.am releases his own smartwatch
MULTI-platinum selling singer will.i.am has boldly stepped into the wearables market with a smartwatch that can make calls and browse the internet without a phone.
Have ‘smart’ items gone too far?
EVERY new product that comes out these days seems to be a ‘smart’ product. But has this one finally taken the term too far?
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