Tablets & Computers

Grunt Steam Gaming In A Handheld Console Coming To OZ

PC gaming is a fast growing category as consumer migrate from console gaming to PC’s with big screens grunt processors and high end graphic cards.

Lenovo Takes Top PC Vendor Spot From Apple

Lenovo has overtaken Apple as the world’s number one PC vendor, according to research firm Canalys.

Garmin Introduces New Running Watch With Connectivity Features

Garmin has today introduced the Forerunner 25 GPS running watch, which, along with activity tracking, offers users a number of connected features when paired with a compatible smartphone.

Big New iMac’s With Improved Display + Fast Processors Set To Be Launched In OZ

Apple Australia is preparing to launch new iMac models with improved display and CPU components, according to Harvey Norman sources.

New Samsung Smartwatch To Feature Rotating Bezel Ring

Further details about Samsung’s upcoming smartwatch have been revealed, with SamMobile reporting that Samsung has confirmed that the smartwatch, dubbed the Gear A or Orbis, will feature a rotating bezel ring.

No New PC’s Running Windows 10 On Sale At Retailers As Manufacturers Battle Driver Problems

No PC manufacturers will have PC product on sale at Australian retailers this week running the new Windows 10 OS.

Stylish Fitness Tracker Is Also Smart

You can’t hide from Jawbone’s clever UP2 activity tracker. Once programmed this amazing device gently ”reminds” you when you’re slacking off.

EXCLUSIVE: Convoy Moves From High Notes To High Flying With New Solo 3DR Drone

Adventure Technology is one of the hot new categories that has seen Convoy move from selling top end sound gear and headphones to now selling what has been described as one of the best drones in the world today.

Apple MacBook Retina Display Problems Has Users Up In Arms

Tens of thousands of Apple MacBook owners are up in arms over what appears to be a fault with the retina display screens in Apple notebooks.

Sales Slump: PC Shipment Decline Continues In Q2

Global PC shipments slumped 9.5 per cent year-on-year in the 2015 second quarter to 68.4 million units, according to Gartner, the steepest PC shipment decline since the 2013 third quarter.