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The Full Nerd ep. 79: The best PC hardware of 2018

In this episode of The Full Nerd, we name the best of the best.

Avoiding cloud chaos on your digital transformation journey

The rise in cloud adoption is indisputable, but in the rush to innovate companies end up working in multi-cloud and siloed environments, which leads to conflicting projects, out of control cost spirals, and new cyber risks.

The Best VPNs For Android Devices

Here are reliable VPN options to consider.

Let's face it: The iPhone XS Max is the new iPad mini

The iPad mini is too small for Apple's vision of what an iPad should be. Let's let it go.

Android Confidential: Is Google's Night Sight for the Pixel phones really that big of a deal?

Michael Simon and Adam Patrick Murray face off over Google's Night Sight low-light camera mode for the Pixel phones.

Deploying multiple security tools might just be the reason you’re breached

Complex solutions and lack of skills are leaving businesses defenceless to modern cyber-attacks.

2019 will see cyberattacks get smarter in Australia

2018 saw a new wave of highly-targeted social engineering attacks using social networks such as LinkedIn to gather information about a person’s co-workers, before sending emails to them impersonating their colleague.

Epic Games is creating a Steam rival and Valve should be scared

With a better revenue split and a focus on communication, Epic's new storefront makes a compelling offer to developers—and where developers go, players will have to follow.

Android Confidential: The Pixel Slate doesn't cut it as a high-end Android tablet

In the latest episode of Android Confidential I teaming whether the Pixel Slate can do double duty as a premium Android tablet. Spoiler: It can't.

Bethesda.net is broken: Why game makers who abandon Steam need to get the basics right

If publishers don't want to put their games on Steam, that's fine—but they'd better make sure their replacement launcher reaches a baseline level of quality.

5 things the iPad Pro should steal from the Pixel Slate (and 3 things it shouldn’t)

As its closest competitor, there are a few things the iPad Pro could learn from the Pixel Slate, as well as a number of things it should ignore.

What's behind the weird RAM amounts on some PCs: The confusing blend with Optane Memory

If you see a PC with a weird RAM amount like 24GB (instead of the more common 4GB, 8GB, or 16GB), it's because the PC's Intel Optane Memory is being added to We're used to seeing a PC's RAM amount, but that numberHere's what's wrong and right with PC...

The Full Nerd ep. 74: Radeon RX 590 review, RTX on in Battlefield V, GeForce RTX 2080 Ti FE failures

In this episode of the Full Nerd, it's all graphics card news, all the time.

The changing world of communication: how Aussie businesses can avoid being left behind

Today, consumers are demanding an ever safer, swifter and more personalised experience, but worryingly, it appears that many companies have yet to wake up to this reality.

Untangling the complexity of multi-cloud integration

As organisations move away from traditional monolithic software in favour of SaaS applications that provide ultra-specialised functionality, many are knowingly—and sometimes unknowingly—creating multi-cloud environments.

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There are so many different options for cloud (online) storage.

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Christopher Low

Brother RJ-4230B

This small mobile printer is exactly what I need for invoicing and other jobs such as sending fellow tradesman details or step-by-step instructions that I can easily print off from my phone or the Web.

Aysha Strobbe

Microsoft Office 365/HP Spectre x360

Microsoft Office continues to make a student’s life that little bit easier by offering reliable, easy to use, time-saving functionality, while continuing to develop new features that further enhance what is already a formidable collection of applications