Welcome back to another season of CyberShack TV! If you’re looking for more info about the stories from this weekend’s show, here’s where you’ll find them! New Sonos Play:5 Review: Sonos Play:5 (2015) – Better than ever Games of Summer Review: Halo 5 – By the numbers Review: Guitar…
CyberShack TV is back on Channel 9 10:30am this Sunday! This week we’ll be looking at Christmas gift ides under AUD$150, the advancement of in-car technology, the hottest apps, and much more!…
…lab. Allan Devantier, director of Samsung’s new audio lab, described the facility as “on par or better than anyone else’s in the industry today” when talking with CyberShack. “Samsung had made a commitment to be a world leader in audio, like we’ve done in TV and phones,” said Devantier. Devantier’s…
CyberShack TV will return to Channel 9 on November 22 for a spectacular summer season. Charlie Brown, Anthony Slater, and Madison Kerry will all be back talking tech in the lead up to Christmas. “I’m really excited about this season of CyberShack TV, as the tech space just keeps expanding,”…
Samsung today unveiled the Galaxy View, a massive 18.4-inch Android-powered tablet that’s pitched as a more of a portable TV than a traditional tablet. This is exemplified by a heavily customised interface that puts video apps such a Netflix, YouTube, Twitch, and Crackle at the forefront of the user experience….
The new Apple TV is now available to order via Apple’s Australian online store, with units due to ship out within three to five business days. A 32GB Apple TV retails for AUD$269, while a 64GB Apple TV is priced at AUD$349. A HDMI cable isn’t included, but Apple sell…
…TV without the need for an Apple TV, Chromecast, or a HDMI connection to PC or Mac. A dedicated Stan Telstra TV app is also scheduled for release in November. Telstra fixed line broadband customers who purchase a Telstra TV before Christmas will receive a free three-month subscription to Stan….
…looks stunning on the hand, and the TV‘s 65-inch size means you’re actually able to tell the difference. The 65JU7000 boasts above average viewing angles; as you veer away from the centre, there’s very little distortion, but backlight inconsistencies become a little bit more noticeable on the TV’s far edges….
…easy access to streaming services, catch-up services, and Telstra’s own pay-per-view video on demand service. It’s not an overly ambitious goal, but the Telstra TV‘s simplicity is a double-edged sword. At launch, Telstra TV will ship with apps for Netflix, Presto, 9Jumpin, SBS on Demand, Plus 7, YouTube, GoPro, BigPond…
…a mix of streaming services, catch-up apps, and pay-per-view options. At launch, Telstra TV will have support for Netflix, Presto, SBS on Demand, Plus7, 9Jumpin, BigPond Movies, Wall Street Journal Video and YouTube. Stan’s Telstra TV app will be available in November. Unlike the newly announced Roku 4, Telstra TV…
…operating system. In addition to a dedicated key for summoning Cortana, the notebook’s front-facing camera supports biometric authentication using Windows Hello. A cheaper Radius 12 boasting a 1080p display and 256GB solid state drive is also available starting at AUD$2399. Watch: CyberShack TV‘s first look at the Toshiba Radius 12…
…as are other local streaming options. More concerning is that the TV would reset certain settings after it was turned off. This was most noticeable with the U55H8800CDS’s motion smoother. As anyone who’s read my TV reviews would know, the first thing I do with a new TV is turn…