Technology Gifts stories - Page 117
The demand for technology gifts is significantly increasing as we begin to rely on new innovations. According to the Consumer Technology Association, 74% of U.S. adults plan to buy at least one tech gift this year, highlighting that it is one of the most prominent types of gift that is given.
Technology gifts can range from standard appliances and computer hardware to gaming and entertainment items. They are sold through a variety of channels and retail stores across the globe.
Technology gifts can range from standard appliances and computer hardware to gaming and entertainment items. They are sold through a variety of channels and retail stores across the globe.
An 8K TV for $80,000? Samsung has you covered
Tue, 16th Apr 2019
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digital signage
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digital entertainment
Samsung's 8K TVs debut in New Zealand with prices reaching NZD $80,000 for a 98-inch Q900 QLED. Smaller models start at NZD $11,000.
Princeton study wants to know if you have a smart home - or a spy home
Tue, 16th Apr 2019
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ddos
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iot
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smart home
Princeton University researchers are examining if your smart home devices are safe or spying on you, offering a tool to measure privacy and security risks.
Hands-on review: Fitbit Inspire HR - A beginner's gateway into fitness trackers
Mon, 15th Apr 2019
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gaming
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smart home
Fitbit's Inspire HR debuts – the ideal entry-level tracker for fitness newbies at $189.95, with stylish design.
No broadband caps please, we're Kiwis
Mon, 15th Apr 2019
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smart home
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digital entertainment
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streaming
More than 70% of broadband services in New Zealand are now uncapped as Kiwis' appetite for TV streaming grows.
Hands-on review: D-Link D-Fend AC2600 Wi-Fi Router
Mon, 15th Apr 2019
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gaming
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reviews
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smart home
D-Link's D-Fend AC2600 Wi-Fi Router combines ease of use with robust security features, making it suitable for both novice users and tech enthusiasts alike.
Razer launches HD video capture card for game streamers
Mon, 15th Apr 2019
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gaming
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smart home
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digital entertainment
Razer has launched an external video capture card that can record every second of the gaming experience in HD resolution.
Lost your wallet? Just give it a call
Mon, 15th Apr 2019
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smart home
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solar power
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rfid
Ekster's latest smart wallet, backed by USD $1 million in crowdfunding, is voice-activated and solar-powered, offering seamless tracking and superior security.
Hands-on review: The Apple iPad Pro, five months on
Fri, 12th Apr 2019
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gaming
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reviews
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digital entertainment
Apple claimed that the new iPad Pro is faster than 92% of portable PCs on the market. I was surprised when I found that to be true.
HP takes top spot from Lenovo in PC market
Fri, 12th Apr 2019
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personal computing devices
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network infrastructure
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hp
In the worldwide PC market, global shipments were above expectations, reaching 58.5 million during the last quarter.
Gartner: foldable phones could give device market new life
Tue, 9th Apr 2019
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smartphones
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personal computing devices
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pc market
PC shipments are set to decline by 0.6% in 2019, while mobile phone market is expected to return to growth in 2020, according to Gartner.
Game review: MLB The Show 19 hits a home run
Mon, 8th Apr 2019
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gaming
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reviews
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digital entertainment
Sony San Diego’s MLB The Show 19 on PS4 delivers stunning graphics and engaging new modes, making it a must-have for baseball enthusiasts.
Hands-on review: The sleek The ASUS ProArt Series PA27AC monitor
Mon, 8th Apr 2019
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gaming
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digital signage
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reviews
The ASUS ProArt Series PA27AC dazzles with its frameless design, HDR-10 precision, and versatile connectivity options, priced at USD $1278.
Hands-on review: The Dyson Pure Hot and Cool Air Purifier
Thu, 4th Apr 2019
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reviews
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gaming
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digital entertainment
Dyson's Pure Hot and Cool revolution for asthmatics; 99.95% of fine pollutants trapped, fostering a sneeze-free home.
Hands-on review: The Huawei P30 Pro
Wed, 3rd Apr 2019
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gaming
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digital signage
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smartphones
The Huawei P30 Pro is not a replacement for the Mate 20 Pro, it’s more of a complementary device that takes into consideration six months of R&D.
Spark to stock Cat’s new rugged smartphone
Wed, 3rd Apr 2019
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smartphones
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rugged
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spark
The rugged device is designed for people with outdoor lifestyles or rugged professions, where mainstream devices are too easily damaged or destroyed.
IDC: Smart home market only getting stronger
Tue, 2nd Apr 2019
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smart home
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digital entertainment
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digital music
Smart speakers have moved into people’s homes and are ready to pay off as smart networks begin to spread throughout the household.
AI-driven security is no longer optional: 'It's a requirement'
Tue, 2nd Apr 2019
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smartphones
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ai security
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ai
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly seen as the key to improved cybersecurity, according to a study by BlackBerry Cylance.
Game review: Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is a punishing experience
Mon, 1st Apr 2019
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gaming
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reviews
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digital entertainment
FromSoftware's *Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice* offers a brutal yet rewarding experience, blending combat, stealth, and Japanese feudal settings for seasoned gamers.
Apple's AirPower Wireless Charging Mat gets axed
Mon, 1st Apr 2019
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personal computing devices
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apple
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wireless charging
Apple has pulled all plans to bring its anticipated AirPower Wireless Charging Mat to market, because it can’t live up to Apple’s ‘high standards’.
One-third of connected homes in Australia at risk of cyber attack
Mon, 1st Apr 2019
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smart home
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cybersecurity
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avast
Avast's 2019 report reveals that 33.4% of Australian smart homes have at least one vulnerable device, risking cyber attack. Global figures stand at 40.8%.