…other device. While I love the Surface Book, I wouldn’t necessarily rush out to buy one just yet. The occasional annoying glitch can be enough to mar the overall experience. If you’re a power user, you’ll fix these easily enough; it might just need a bit of time and tinkering….
…Xperia smartphones over a local wireless network. A user’s PlayStation 4 still needs to be on to power the game, but Remote Play removes the need for a TV. The Windows 10 Xbox App provides similar functionality, allowing gamers to stream their Xbox One titles to any Windows 10 PC….
Mattel has revived its iconic View-Master as a Google Cardboard-powered virtual reality headset for iOS and Android devices. The 21st century take on the classic toy requires users to slot an iPhone or Android smartphone into the headset (in a similar manner to Samsung’s Gear VR) to power the virtual…
…universally recommend. Once again, the Surface Pro 4 is available in a plethora of configurations, varying in power and storage capacity. Mine review unit was kitted out as follows: Intel Core i5 processor 8GB RAM 256GB SSD This retails for AUD$1,999, excluding the TypeCover. A more with a Core m3…
…a non-expandable 32GB model when it launched in Australia. An odd decision considering it’s a device built for power users. But those looking for a Note 5 with a bit more storage space are in luck: a 64GB Note 5 is now being sold in Australia for AUD$1199. There’s just…
…a bike. If you haven’t seen a self-balancing scooter before, they kind of look like miniature boat paddles. There’s one wheel on either side, with foot rests on top. You’ve got two lights on the back, which act as make shift indicators, and a power button and power input on…
…good, but not effortless. 100% crop 100% crop If you want a small Android smartphone that doesn’t compromise on power, Sony’s Xperia Z5 Compact is the one to buy. There’s a few niggling issues that hold it back from true greatness, but there’s no other Android phone quite like it….
…user’s voice, and allow Windows 10 devices to wake up and resume in less than 600 milliseconds. Notably, a user is able to say “Cortana, wake up” to power up a sleeping Skylake-based computer. The Skylake chipset will also see RealSense cameras included in smaller devices. RealSense cameras facilitate Windows…
…Quick Charge enabled; 10 minutes of charging should provide over five hours of additional usage. Notably, Sony has managed to squeeze a fingerprint into the side-facing power button on all three phones. This allows uses to wake and unlock the handsets in a single movement. All three Xperia Z5 handsets…
…alloy are all significant upgrades. Despite all these steps forward, the iPhone 6s is held back by one problem: battery. While most people will make it through the day with charge to spare, there’ll be times where power users need to top up throughout the day. I found there were…
…confirm which phones will receive the Marshmallow update. The new Android operating system introduces native support for fingerprint readers, a new app permissions model, and a deep sleep power saving mode called doze. Marshmallow will also add support for charging via the reversible USB-Type C connector; Google says this could…
…the square Pebble Time is capable of. Pebble does however say that 15 minutes of charge will give the Time Round a full day of power. As with its siblings, the Pebble Time Round has an always-on, colour e ink display, and runs its own proprietary operating system. Instead of…