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Spotify Adds Gig Listings To App

Nathan Jolly June 24, 2022 No Comments

Spotify has introduced a new Live Events feed to its app to further its musical discovery goals. Live Events will replace the Concert Hub, working more as a geo-targeted gig…

Intel’s Chip Factory Expansion Hinges On Lawmakers

Nathan Jolly June 24, 2022 No Comments

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger said that dawdling politicians may be the difference between his company building a couple of factories or building “one of the great tech hubs of the…

Sony Addresses Criticism As Playstation Plus Premium Launches In Australia

Nathan Jolly June 24, 2022 No Comments

As Sony rolls out PlayStation Plus into Australia it has addressed the major criticism of the service. Sony has confirmed it will replace the clunkier European PAL versions of various…

Decade Long Samsung LG OLED Court Battle Ends

Nathan Jolly June 24, 2022 No Comments

A series of vicious court battles between Samsung and LG over the alleged theft of trade secret have ended, with market analysts declaring both to be losers. The feud began…

Twitter Offers Longform Tweets, Forgets The Appeal Of Twitter

Nathan Jolly June 24, 2022 No Comments

The beauty of Twitter lie in its inbuilt limitations, but the company seems to be forgetting this, launching Twitter Notes, which allows writers to post longform pieces on Twitter. The…

More Demands For Universal Phone Charger

Nathan Jolly June 24, 2022 No Comments

The EU’s decision to enforce a common phone charging cable may be taken up elsewhere around the world, as senators lobby governments to make the change. Democrat senators Ed Markey…

Netlfix Fires Hundreds In Latest Round Of Cuts

Nathan Jolly June 24, 2022 No Comments

Netflix has fired another 300 workers as the once-mighty streaming giant is forced to scale back as subscribers drop and competition heats up. The layoffs are global, although the majority…

BREAKING NEWS: Water Resistant Smartphone Claims Costs Samsung $14M

Nathan Jolly June 23, 2022 No Comments

Samsung Australia has been fined $14 million by the Federal Court after it admitted making misleading claims about its phones being able to withstand being submerged in pool or sea…

Philips Launches 120-Inch All-In-One Projector

Nathan Jolly June 23, 2022 No Comments

Philips Projection is bringing its superb PicoPix Max TV projector to Australia. The all-in-one standalone entertainment unit delivers a 120-inch display, True 1080p Full HD picture quality, built-in Android TV,…

NBN Opens To ‘Non-Premises’ Connections

Nathan Jolly June 23, 2022 No Comments

NBN Co is taking orders for its Smart Places connections, in its first push to provide internet beyond premises connections. Smart Places is currently piloting in 35 locations around the…