After five years and an uncountable number of posts – no really, there’s no system to count how many posts I’ve done – this is probably the most difficult one I’ve had to write. Starting next Monday, I say goodbye to Gizmodo and head on over to Lifehacker.
After the massive success of the first Techlines event last year, our geek brothers over at Lifehacker are hosting another expert panel event tomorrow, tackling the issue of cloud computing.
Telstra’s announcement this week that it will roll out a new long term evolution (LTE) mobile network has put LTE firmly back in the headlines. But just what is an LTE network, can it really be described as a 4G network, and why should you care?
This Thursday at the “Techlines: Email is dead” event, a panel of industry experts will be talking about the future of digital communication. It’s going to be an interesting discussion about exactly what role email has to play in our lives in the future.
Android 2.2, or “Froyo”, was announced months ago, but it’s just now rolling out to popular Android phones like the Droid, Incredible and EVO 4G. So what new and improved features should you look for now that you’ve updated? Take a look.
Android’s come a long way in a short space of time as a mobile operating system. But it’s not finished yet – as Gus over at Lifehacker discovered in an interview with Android product manager Yu-Kuan Lin, the next step is all about the user experience.
If sitting stone still in the one corner of your apartment that actually gets decent reception sounds like a terrible way to conduct a phone call, a Bluetooth headset can act as an extender for your mobile phone’s terrible reception
Our buddies at Lifehacker are hosting a panel discussion called ‘Email is Dead‘. There’s a serious line up of globally respected business leaders and experts, and the whole thing will be streamed live online next Thursday at midday. But we want to know what you think of email and how you’d change the way people communicate in your workplace.
