It looks like the next exciting move in the world of wearables are watches. A watch used to be for telling the time. Now that most of us have smart phones that display the time, what function does our watch actually fill? What if you could pay for your morning coffee by waving your wrist […]
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All of your friends have a FitBit and you are wondering if you should be jumping on the band wagon? FitBits aren’t the only fitness wearables on the market in Australia. There are a few options to choose from and various things to take into account. Each wearable has a variety of things it is
This year the FitBit was a popular Christmas gift. For those of you with one snuggly strapped on your wrist, what happens to the data once it is collected? The FitBit Flex and Charge tracks anything from your sleep, to your heart rate to total calories burned in a day. It then displays the data
This year if you go to the Australian Open there are a few new things you can do for the first time. The first is you can connect to free, fast wifi at Rod Laver arena so you can Tweet, Instagram and Facebook with ease. And the second is the ability to interact with CrowdTracker.
We have all been there. You sign up for a new online service. You add your credit card details, scroll through the terms and conditions and tick the box at the bottom, which says, accept. Anytime you hand over your credit card online, remember these two words: auto renew. Auto renew functions for online services
This week Microsoft announced they will be discontinuing their Internet browser Windows Explorer. The current browser will be replaced when they release the new Windows 10 operating system. Despite developing a new browser the company claims Internet Explorer will still be available for a while before it is removed from their products. The new browser
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