Gadgets

Australian startup launches Tiller Kickstarter campaign

Australian startup Joan have launched a Kickstarter campaign for their new smart time-tracking and productivity accessory.

Reolink Argus wireless security camera: full, in-depth review

Easy to install anywhere, Reolink's Argus wireless streaming security cameras let you keep an eye on things without over-taxing your broadband connection.

Anki Arrives In Oz

Anki will be rolling its Cozmo and Overdrive products out to local retailers JB Hi-Fi and Australian Geographic from the end of September.

Spider Holster SpiderLight review: A belt holster for your camera

There are many ways to carry a DSLR, but a belt-based holster system may be best for you.

The Full Nerd episode 25: Core i9 review, build an Xbox One X PC, and Creative's 32-bit sound card

In this episode of The Full Nerd the gang discusses PCWorld's Core i9 review, building an Xbox One X PC, and the first 32-bit consumer sound card before declaring a graphics card state of emergency.

Best weird, wonderful, amazing, innovative, dumbass things at Computex 2017

One of our favourite things at Computex is the mental weirdness that exemplifies technological evolution.

Velv Wine Oxygenator review: Can a $300 gizmo instantly improve your plonk?

Oxygenating your wine isn't a bad thing. But the Velv attacks a delicate science with a bludgeon.

Griffin's PowerMate is the Surface Dial dead-ringer that's trapped in Mac land

Griffin still won't commit to a date to release Windows 10 support for its PowerMate control knob, which probably inspired Microsoft's Surface Dial.

Sony's Android-powered Xperia projector turns any flat surface into a touch screen

Due to ship this summer, Sony's Xperia Touch is a small household device that lets you interact with and manipulate screens and apps projected onto tabletops and walls.

Xiro Drone Xplorer V by Rapoo review

Drones are fast becoming commoditised which is amazing considering the technology behind them. Even the little ones manage to stay impressively stable in a strong wind.

Japan's pop culture, anime-friendly, J-Pop shrine, Kanda Myojin

Tokyo is home to many fascinating temples and shrines however if you want to visit a shrine with a difference head on over to Akihabara’s Kando Myojin Shrine. Not only is it one of the Shinto religion’s most important temples - and stunningly beautiful - it also a special place for the tech crowd and the anime enthusiasts. The temple has embraced these more modern elements alongside the traditional making it utterly unique.

IBM's hub for wearables could have you out of the hospital faster

Researchers at IBM have developed a hub for wearables that can gather information from multiple wearable devices and share it with a doctor, potentially cutting down on the time patients need to spend in a hospital.