| Rooftop Solar Part 1 – where do I begin? (off-grid guide) Rooftop Solar Part 1 is the first of a four-part series about the journey to installing rooftop solar. We will cover when you need solar, what solar you need, and whether the promise lives up to the marketing hype. Some 3+ million Australian homes now have rooftop solar, mainly because energy costs are skyrocketing and the push to renewable energy is straining the electricity grid. Never before has Australia faced the possibility of total power loss, power rationing, and unexpected blackouts. We are not going down the renewable versus coal/gas versus nuclear baseload argument but looking at what Joe and Jan Average can do to ensure continuous supply. Rooftop Solar Part 1 is a 4-part series that will explore everything from the decision to go solar to a few months after – Continue Reading. |
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| Guests and Topics on the Show |
| Joined us today was Dean Williams, a Partner Specialist Systems Engineer from Norton. Dean was here to talk about Norton Financial Monitoring, a powerful tool designed to protect your finances from cyber threats. He shared tips on how to keep your financial details safe in today’s digital world. |
We’re also joined by Kurt Bonnici, Head of Motorola for the Greater Asia Pacific. Kurt’s here to chat about Motorola’s latest tech, including the Moto G75, Moto G55, and their new Moto Tags. We learned how these devices are changing the way we stay connected and organised.
Motorola has taken a significant step beyond smartphones with the launch of the Motorola moto tag in Australia. This innovative tracking device is designed for Android users. Making it easy to keep track of personal items, from keys to bags. The moto tag connects via Bluetooth® Low Energy (BLE) and integrates with Google’s Find My Device network for global item tracking with real-time precision. Continue Reading
Kurt also talked about the Motorola G75 and G55 smart phones.
