TechLife Australia - 2019-11-18

• CANON'S EOS M6 MARK II A PORTABLE POWERHOUSE OF A CAMERA
• HTC VIVE COSMOS THE BEST VR HEADSET YET
• Making the most of iOS’ new security capabiliti­es
• How cheap can an Android phone be
• Your ultimate guide to discover your family tree
• LG Signature 88-inch OLED 8K TV
• Best free file recovery software
• Digital Guru: Selling on eBay
• PC & console game reviews
• Diving into game streaming
• Samsung Galaxy Tab S6
• Acer Chromebook 715
• WD MyCloud Duo
• Audials One 2020
• DJI Osmo Action
• Gigabyte Aero 17
• Asus Zenbeam 2
• Google Pixel 4
• Misfit Vapor X
• Saved games
• JBL Link Bar
• Chrome is getting a ‘heavy ad’ blocker to speed up browsing, and you can try it now LIGHTENING THE LOAD.
• Ancient babies used ‘sippy cups’
• Lithium-ion battery inventors win Nobel Prize
• Samsung Galaxy Fold
• Everything we know so far about the new Batman Arkham game, aka Court of Owls
• King of Fighters: All Star
• Sony Alpha 7R IV and Alpha 9 II: The best in mirrorless camera tech
• Start building your tree
• Add meat to the bones of your family tree
• Find ancestors online
• Digitally archive evidence
• Produce perfect scanned photos and documents
• Share your research
• Choose your devices
• Back up your data
• Back up your files with Paragon
• Back up everything
• Recover your backups
• FOR THE FORESEEABL­E FUTURE, 4G WILL CONTINUE TO RUN AS NORMAL, SO YOU CAN KEEP USING YOUR EXISTING MOBILE DEVICES. AS THE 5G NETWORK BECOMES MORE MATURE, HOWEVER, AND WITH 5G SMARTPHONE­S BECOMING MORE THE NORM THAN THE EXCEPTION, YOU CAN EXPECT 4G TO BECO
• LG V50 ThinQ
• Oppo Reno 5G
• Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 5G
• Samsung Galaxy S10 5G
• What, no Registry backups?

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