| G-mee – The Smart Device I Designed That We Discussed On Air Today We discussed on the show the power of music, and the device I created to make it possible to have a portable audio experience, without using a phone. I created a touch screen device, with no camera, that plays digital content (like a phone), but is not a phone. Some customers call it an ‘Android iPod’, but we call it a Smart Player (vs a Smart Phone). When I designed the Play Pro, I wanted it to be affordable, provide a great digital content experience and have loads of safety features built in to ensure the user did not get into trouble accessing the wrong kind of content. We sell the G-mee Play Pro around the world through the US, UK, EU and ofcourse Australia through various market places. The best place to purchase here in Australia is via our own G-mee.com website. A big thank you to Darren for his support today discussing the Play Pro, I will be sending him a device to play music on his motorbike, so he will give an update in the future. Lots More on our G-mee Australia Website. How to take better phone camera photos Most of us never swipe away from Auto mode on our phone cameras. That’s definitely the quickest way to snap a photo, but you can get great shots with advanced camera modes. Phones like the Motorola Signature feature multiple high quality lenses and sensors, and even mid range models like the Motorola Edge 70 have a stunning main camera. Let’s check out how to get the most out of your phone camera. All images following in this article were shot with the Motorola Signature. Portrait Mode Portrait mode is the easiest way to take a great shot of your family, friends, and pets, or even objects where you want the item isolated from the background. Portrait mode on phones with multiple lenses usually gives you access to telephoto lens lengths to make framing easier and provide better depth. Longer focal length results in a thinner depth of field, meaning the subject stays in focus but everything else is pleasingly blurry. 85mm equivalent lengths are great for portraits of people, while 50mm is a classic, versatile choice for a variety of subjects. 35mm and shorter are great for faster moving subjects or getting more of the scene in focus. READ MORE HERE. |
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| Steam Cooking Technology Steam cooking is quickly becoming a must-have in modern kitchens, but what makes it so effective? We speak with Joel Tacon from Electrolux ANZ to break down how steam technology is changing the way we cook at home. From locking in moisture to preserving nutrients, steam ovens offer a healthier and more precise way to prepare meals. Joel shares how this tech works, why it’s gaining traction, and how everyday users can get the most out of it—whether you’re reheating leftovers or cooking restaurant-quality dishes at home. Here’s one model you can check out and more from the cooking range at Harvey Norman Westinghouse (Electrolux) |
| Mother’s Day Gift Ideas Mother’s Day is just around the corner, and finding the right gift can feel overwhelming. We catch up with Mitchell Whitaker from Harvey Norman Newcastle to narrow it down. From practical home upgrades to thoughtful tech gifts, Mitchell highlights options that suit different budgets and lifestyles. Whether it’s something to make daily routines easier or a gift that adds a bit of luxury, this guide is all about choosing something Mum will actually use and love. Here are some gift ideas from JBL too. 1) Foto Stream Calendar – Click Here 2) Digital Photo Frame – Click Here 3) Head Phones, lots of choice, but the loop ear ones I mentioned (like these from Motorola) Other Options to check – Pink Grip speaker which sells for $99 JBL Tour One MK3 Smart TX in champagne $449.95. |
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