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Control your camera using a TV remote
Want to kick back in style and review your favourite photos from your camera on the TV, without leaving the couch? 2
Save power with smart-sensing power boards and timers
With power bills on the rise and ever more tech gadgets entering the home, it can pay to be power conscious. 1
Turn your body into art with DNA prints
Artworks based on your DNA are just a few clicks and a swab away.
Command-line screenshot tweaks for Mac OS X
If a PNG screenshot being dropped on your desktop is less than ideal, this is the tip for you.
Full video editing in your browser with YouTube
You don't need video-editing software to improve your videos. You can do the editing right there on YouTube.
SizeUp: precise window positioning for Mac OS X
Keyboard shortcuts for precise window positioning can make your life on the desktop much more comfortable.
Use the TIO when phone troubles get grim
The Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman is the place to turn when your telco is causing you serious pain.
Two great recommendation sites for iOS apps
Finding new and interesting apps directly on iTunes isn't easy. Services like these are much better.
Get serious about photography with SmugMug
There are many services for storing and sharing your photos online, but just a few that know how to help you go pro.
Beyond MP3: lossless audio, HD audio
MP3s of 128Kbps should be a thing of the past. Make better rips of your CDs, or go beyond CD with HD audio. 1
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Nokia Lumia 710
Nokia is bringing Windows Phone to the masses with the Lumia 710, a full featured smartphone on a budget.
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Digital Cameras
Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Packed full of improvements for photographers, Canon has proved that you can make an already-strong formula even better with the 5D Mark III.
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LG Prada 3.0
The Prada 3.0 is unlikely to appeal to the fashion-conscious with its cheap, plastic build and is equally unlikely to speak to the tech savvy ...
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Samsung Galaxy Note
Some will say this is phone is too big, some will say it is too small to replace a tablet. For many others the Note is just right.
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JB Hi-Fi now operating on the grey market
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Olympus OM-D E-M5
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Samsung Galaxy S II 4G
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Why a Retina display on a MacBook could be a bad idea
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Samsung Series 5 Ultra 14-inch
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Kickstart this: Wallee M magnetic phone mount
