CUA rolls out mobile wave and go
CUA has become the first Australian credit union to roll out mobile wave and go payments that use Cuscal’s host card emulation system.
Gadgets
Nokia still lags the field on apps
NOKIA’S new flagship, the Lumia 930, is possibly the most attractive high-end phone of the Lumia range.
Sparkling star of multi screen
THE first thing you notice when you pick-up the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 is its aesthetics.
Free Adobe apps help you get creative
ADOBE is throwing some free iPad apps into the mix this year.
GPS makers in ticker monitoring trade
THE Garmin and TomTom brands are synonymous with car GPS systems. Now they’re rivals in the growing activity watch market.
Transformer’s a good performer on the go
ASUS’s new Transformer Pad reflects how tablets prices are dropping.
Nokia unveils new smartphones
THE rollout of Microsoft’s Windows Phone 8.1 is gaining momentum with Nokia announcing two new smartphones.
Nest opens platform to developers
GOOGLE’S Nest Labs is opening its platform to outside developers, a big step by the thermostat and smoke-detector maker.
MakerBot brings 3D printing home
WITH the Replicator Mini 3D printer, you can fashion ideas into tangible objects.
iMacs much more than Windows rivals
APPLE last week announced a new lower-priced iMac, available in Australia for $250 less than its predecessor.
Game gun provides total recoil
VIDEO games that allow players to roam around with imaginary guns are about to become even more vivid with weapons that recoil like the real thing.
Can Apple crack the smartwatch code?
APPLE is ready to join Google, Samsung and a host of startups making smartwatches — but do consumers even like them?
Projecting an image of quality
BENQ’S W1300 is a quality 1080p projector that includes 3D.
Socceroos can rule in this FIFA world
EA Sports’ 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil will let you do what the Aussies won’t: win the World Cup.
Third time lucky for MS Surface device
MICROSOFT has made a horrible hash of trying to compete in the increasingly pervasive tablet world.
Putting Samsung fit gadgets to the test
SAMSUNG’S latest gadgets try to tap into people’s passions for tracking fitness activities.
How to use tech like a teenager
ENOUGH with the complaints that young people these days are glued to their phones. The question you should ask is: What do they know that you don’t?
Solid Inspiron lacks wow factor
THERE is not much to separate it from many similar offerings.
Microsoft’s console cuts the cost
MICROSOFT’S cheapy version of the Xbox One games console goes on sale this week for a $100 less than when launched last year.
Samsung signals a Nook on our shores
IF you’re an Aussie owning a dedicated e-book reader, it’s almost certainly either an Amazon Kindle or a Kobo.
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