Maintain rhythm and do good business
HITTING the ground running after a 14-hour flight from Sydney to LA is a tough ask, especially with the 17-hour time difference.
Gadgets
Windows catches up, finally
I WENT hunting for people using Windows phones in Times Square.
Pick a shade and add a glow to life
PHILIPS’ automated colour bulbs are impressive but costly.
Weighing strengths of three offerings
WHAT’S the best way to go in a mobile Windows PC — score a proper notebook or go with a hybrid notebook cum tablet?
Android takeover
THE androids are coming. If the tech giant has its way, there will be one in your house, one in your car and one on your wrist.
MS adds grunt to its top-tier tablet
MICROSOFT’S Surface Pro 3 is great, but is there a market for it?
Sony’s solution for movie-makers
ULTRAHIGH definition TVs have been missing one vital ingredient — UHD movie content.
Lytro bringing sci-fi alive
WHAT might photos look like if your camera could capture more depth?
iWatch this space
IT’S the best tech mystery of 2014. What exactly does Apple have up its sleeve in smartwatches? We’ve deciphered the clues.
Ford runs out of steam
FORD Australia’s final fling as a carmaker look set to be two inglorious years of going through the motions.
Apple cuts price of MacBook Pro
APPLE has released a new range of MacBook Pros with faster processors, dropping the price of its top-end model.
LG’s wearable is more than a gimmick
I WAS cynical when I donned LG’s G Watch on my wrist for this review.
Hilton bets big on smartphone check in
HILTON is placing a $585m bet that hotel guests increasingly will use smartphones to choose rooms, check in and even unlock doors.
Best LG Android phone we’ve seen
IN many ways, they have trounced the opposition.
Talk, tap, tell time with LG devices
LG has unveiled its G3 phone, G Pad 10.1 tablet and G Watch in Australia as it tinkers with TV screens that roll up like a window blind.
Conquer virtual worlds in goggles
THE Rift headset will change the way VR is viewed.
Sony releases new 4K TVs
SONY has released a new range of 4K TVs but will continue not to offer special 4K content to Australian customers.
ThinkPad certainly lacking some grunt
LENOVO’s new ThinkPad Tablet 10 is solid but lacks grunt for an $800-plus device.
For the gadget geek
A DRONE, a 14-megapixel video camera, the world’s best tablet, a barbecue probe and an ultra-wide monitor.
Flights of fancy at your fingertips
IMPROVED technology is giving drone-flyers more control over their craft’s path.
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