Samsung's new 'Smart TV' range for 2011 puts a ton of computing smarts into what was once just a basic flat panel, building in as standard what once took a separate PC or advanced set-top box, with even 3D models and glasses very nicely improving over last year's latest and greatest.
Not only are MasterChefs, US pop stars, British billionaires and Sydney nightclub hotspots all clamouring for the iPhone 4, there could well be a rush from city, rural and regional users on Telstra who wanted an iPhone with the superior 'Blue Tick' certification, because they can now get it!
Pilloried over the past few years for being “Norton Internet Bloatware”, the developers at Symantec have listened, completely re-engineering its venerable Internet Security software, transforming it into a lean, mean malware fightin’ machine. It’s seriously impressive!
With headlines like “a glass act” and “full of hot air”, the journalist reaction to the Apple store opening extravaganza has been curious to see. But for anyone that has ever been into and shopped at an official Apple store already knows – it’s a retail experience unlike any other.
After 12 months of iPhone hacking, plenty of people have been fervently waiting for version 2.0 with 3G or better, heeding the good advice never to buy version 1.0 of anything – even the amazing iPhone.
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