While at Mobile World Congress, Charlie was firing off tweets, Periscoping, and more without the fear of billshock, thanks to Vodafone’s AUD$5 per day raoming….
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CyberShack TV is back on Channel 9 at 12:00pm this Saturday (tomorrow)! Be sure to tune in for a look at the latest gadgets, incredible new technology, and some slick new smartphones!
CyberShack TV is back on Channel 9 this Saturday for a Mobile World Congress special, where Charlie will be taking a look at what the year ahead will bring in terms of smartphones and mobility! Maddie and Anthony are back too, and will be casting an eye on the latest…
…you’ve already got a streaming box such as an Apple TV, a PlayStation 4, a Telstra TV, an Xbox One, or even an existing Chromecast, there’s not really much reason to nab one, but if you’re looking for a cheap and easy way to get Netflix or Stan onto your…
…Facebook – it’s going to be about watching the football live, streaming your favourite TV show or movie, catching up on the latest YouTube videos, or shopping online.” Notably, Qantas won’t charge passengers for access to its inflight Wi-Fi. Qantas is partnering with broadband service provider ViaSat for the rollout….
Foxtel has joined Village Roadshow in testing out Australia’s new site-blocking laws, with The Pirate Bay, TorrentHound, IsoHunt and Torrentz all in its sights. In its application, the pay TV giant pointed to Australian programming such as Wentworth, The Real Housewives of Melbourne, and A Place to Call Home being…
…pay TV giant has yet to specify which websites it will target. While forcing an ISP to block a website that facilities piracy can make obtaining copyrighted content a little harder for the average user, it is only a minor hurdle for those determined to illegally download a TV show…
Google’s second generation Chromecast and all new Chromecast Audio will hit Australian stores starting from today, both retailing for AUD$59. Despite a new look, the second generation Chromecast is still predominantly designed for beaming video content from a smartphone to a TV. On the other hand, Chromecast Audio provides users…
…are grounded in reality – warts and all. Cinema and TV tell stories that let us explore our own humanity, and there’s no reason video games shouldn’t do the same. If Firewatch is anything to by, we’ll be saving the world less and less as gaming grows up. Firewatch is available for…
This week on CyberShack TV, Charlie took a look at the latest GPSs from TomTom.
This week on CyberShack TV, Maddie took a look at Epson’s EcoTank ET-4550….