Technology
EPOS GSP 600 series headset sends you to a world of your own
It's chunky and demands some desk real estate, but for solid passive sound isolation in a versatile gaming headset, EPOS has some great kit.
Technology
The now, the new, and the next
Byteside Podcast
New Apple iPhone day 2020
iPhone 12, why MagSafe rules', plus we still find time on iPhone day to talk about videogames as well as electric vehicles in regional Oz.
Technology
Apple iPhone 12 got 5G: so what else is new?
We've picked out seven features that are faster, shinier, stronger and smarter than before in the latest iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro.
Technology
Move over Bluetooth, UWB is the next big phone technology
Meet UWB. It's like Bluetooth, but faster and smarter. And has uses across everything from location tracking to augmented reality.
Technology
NVIDIA Maxine promises AI-powered leap forward for video conferencing
Reduced data, real-time translation, and even adjusting where your face is looking are all possible with NVIDIA's new conferencing technology.
Games
Razer credit card with LED lights is so very Razer and I don't know what to think
Pre-paid credit cards are great when you use them well. And this has LED lights that make it extra cool. But also has gamification. Hmmm...
Home
Sex toy security flaw leaves wangs worldwide webbed
The Cellmate Chastity Cage could result in being caged up for a lot longer than planned thanks to the latest internet of things disaster.
Media
Twitter denounces hoping a powerful white man dies
Hoping for someone to die isn't scary in the way that the social platforms have failed to do anything about real death threats.
Big Ideas
Great digital paths to learn new skills for free
It's fine to not feel highly motivated to learn new things. But if you are feeling it, here's some free ways to skill up for fun or profit.
Byteside Podcast
Your amazing dystopian flying family drone
New NBN, TIO complaints, Ring's household flying drone, Shazam for plants, Nvidia dramas, esports and Diablo. A lot in this episode!
Media
Asking people to read the bloody article is working, says Twitter
Twitter has been testing out encouraging users to read articles before they retweet them, and it's working so well it's going to go global.
Technology
YouTube crowdsourced captions feature to go despite 500K signature petition
YouTube is shutting down its Community Contributions captioning system, just two days after the end of the International Week of the Deaf.