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Exciting New Aussie Dash-Cams Unveiled Ahead of Holiday Road Trip Season

LASER, Australia’s home-grown consumer electronics brand, has unveiled a range of five new cutting-edge crash cameras that take in-vehicle incident recording to the next level.

Latest Spartan sports watches hit the scene

Suunto has launched the newest addition to the Spartan family of sports watches with the Spartan Trainer Wrist HR. The slim and lightweight multisport GPS watch is made for the active sports enthusiast.

Early iPhone 7 reviews: You'll miss the headphone jack, but the camera and battery life are tops

The iPhone 7 and 7 Plus are worth the upgrade if you want an amazing camera, water resistance, and better battery life.

Watch out: iOS 10 install is reportedly bricking some iPhones

If you weren't testing out the beta version of iOS 10, be careful when updating your iPhone.

Google's Pixel Launcher leak hints at the demise of the Nexus brand

It's another sign that Google is abandoning the longtime Nexus name in favor of 'Pixel' for its upcoming smartphones.

It's official: iOS 10 launches with huge improvements to iMessage, Apple Music, Siri, and more

Back up your iPhone, iPod, or iPad and get ready to upgrade to Apple's next-gen operating system.

Goodbye GPS? DARPA preparing alternative position-tracking technology

Finding GPS unreliable in certain situations, the U.S. government is placing a high priority on developing a more reliable real-time position tracking technology whose signals won't disappear in blind spots and can't be jammed.

Elon Musk: Teslas could drive themselves, today

Tesla's cars already have enough technology already inside them to run autonomously, founder and chief executive Elon Musk said Tuesday. They just wouldn't be as safe as they need to be.

Nvidia unveils $10,000 autonomous driving computer

As thousands of dashcam videos on YouTube vividly demonstrate, drivers see the craziest things. Be it an angry bear, a low-flying aircraft or even a guy riding a shopping cart on the freeway, the videos make for entertaining viewing but also illustra...

Driverless cars in the UK gets the OK from government

It is safe to test and eventually mass produce driverless cars for UK roads, a major review into the technology's feasibility concluded this morning.

Spotify hijacks Uber speakers

Car service company Uber has partnered with music streaming service Spotify to allow playlists to be played in Uber taxis.

Audi goes petrol-electric with the A3 e-tron first

Audi’s answer to finite fossil fuels is a hybrid petrol-electric engine capable of stellar milege. Australians will have the opportunity to own the innovative technology in March with the launch of the Audi A3 e-tron.

Ford equipping supervisory speed limits on 2015 Mustangs

Top speed and volume restrictions can be placed on select 2015 Fords, including the Mustang, with the rolling out of the company’s supervisory MyKey technology.

Mazda will let you keep your high-beams on without annoying everyone

They're a scourge of nighttime driving: people who round a corner and forget to dip their headlights for oncoming cars. But thanks to efforts by Mazda, those concerns could soon be a thing of the past.

Navman adds digital video recording to MiVue Drive

Navman’s latest in-car GPS, MiVue Drive, also doubles as a digital drive recorder.

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BenQ SW271 Photography Monitor Review – Alex Cearns

A generic monitor not specifically designed for photography isn’t going to deliver the colour quality we seek. Processing images on the BenQ SW271 gives the user a stunningly vivid colour range.