Category: Technology

  • Amazon has launched “Netflix for books” in Australia

    Amazon has launched “Netflix for books” in Australia

    Amazon Kindle Unlimited, which has been dubbed “Netflix for books” has finally arrived in Australia. The service, which launched in the USA more than two years ago, provides access to over one million titles that are available on the Kindle e-reader, Fire Tablet and the Kindle app for iOS or Android. Access costs $13.99 per month, which…

  • Uber is rebuilding its app from the ground up

    Uber is rebuilding its app from the ground up

    It has just been revealed that Uber has this week undergone a complete overhaul, with a primary focus on improving the app’s speed and efficiency. “It’s not just a normal update,” Uber CEO, Travis Kalanick said during a press briefing at Uber’s San Francisco headquarters earlier this week. “This is a radical redesign and rebuild of the…

  • Nike teams up with Apple to improve standard Apple Watch

    Nike teams up with Apple to improve standard Apple Watch

    In the most recent collaboration, Apple have introduced the new Apple Watch Nike+, the latest edition to the smartwatch dynasty. The Apple Watch Nike+ is said to be the most suitable option for those who weren’t willing to purchase the standard Apple Watch, a smartwatch that retailed at its cheapest at $399, with the high end space black, stainless steel Apple Watch retailing…

  • Apple delays Airpod release because they need more time

    Apple delays Airpod release because they need more time

    Just when Apple thought they were recovering from their recent iPhone and iOS software issues, the company has again copped backlash following the announcement that new AirPods will not be released this month, as promised. Apple said the updated, cordless earPods would have been available from late October, but have since told TechCrunch they need “a little more time” to work on the product while…

  • Showpo to take fashion to the next level

    Showpo to take fashion to the next level

    When Jane Lu, founder of Showpo, left her job to start a fashion business from scratch, she had no idea she would end up as a self made millionaire, with her company turning over more than $10 million a year, while selling to over 45 countries across the globe. Along with Showpo‘s massive presence on social media and…

  • Apple’s MacBook Pro gets a slight upgrade

    Apple’s MacBook Pro gets a slight upgrade

    At a recent event held at the Cupertino headquarters, Apple unveiled the latest edition of the MacBook Pro. As always promised, the laptop is said to be thinner and faster, with the added bonus of a customisable touch screen at the top of the keyboard that will change the display as you switch programs. “The Mac is so incredibly important…

  • This new app will help identify rips and other beach hazards

    This new app will help identify rips and other beach hazards

    Summer’s coming and a new app called Pocket Patrol is pretty much going to help us not die. Sunshine Coast surf lifesavers are currently testing the app that aims to keep swimmers safer at the beach. It allows users to scan the surf and spot hazards that the naked eye might miss. It was created by Samsung…

  • Google Pixel proves to be strong competition to Apple’s iPhone 7

    Google Pixel proves to be strong competition to Apple’s iPhone 7

    To many tech-lovers excitement, today marks the day of the release of the much anticipated Google Pixel, and with the release of the iPhone 7 over a month ago, consumers will now have to decide on which phone is the better and more efficient candidate. Technical and physical comparisons between the two phones have already been released, proving that Apple may…

  • Customers’ private iPhone photos stolen and rated by Apple staff

    Customers’ private iPhone photos stolen and rated by Apple staff

    According to The Courier Mail, four male members at Carindale Apple Store in Brisbane have just been fired for stealing and rating female customers’ iPhone photos on a scale of one to ten. Some staff members also took explicit photos of their female colleagues’ bodies without their knowledge and then shared these images with other colleagues as part…

  • Vodafone to release a system that “allows vehicles to talk to each other” to prevent car crashes

    Vodafone to release a system that “allows vehicles to talk to each other” to prevent car crashes

    According to Vodafone, they are currently testing out new technology designed to prevent vehicle crashes. They have designed a system that allows cars to send messages to each other indicating whether they are changing lanes, making emergency stops and more. David Lister, 5G Research Manager at Vodafone Group said vehicles have become both safer and smarter in recent years due to the…