Monthly Archives: January 2013

New TomTom Fitness Tracker Adds Fat And Muscle Analysis

A new fitness tracker from TomTom claims to be the first on the Australian market to combine body composition analysis with step, sleep and heart-rate tracking. Adding a feature typically only found in dedicated scales or expensive technology, users of the TomTom Touch will be able to receive measures of body fat and muscle mass…
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Sammy Offers Galaxy Sweeteners In Bid To Keep Market Share

Australian telcos, primed by Samsung, are offering “sweeteners to Galaxy Note 7 customers” in a bid to prevent them switching to competitors, according to an Australian IT report. The report says Telstra, Optus and Vodafone are all giving customers who agree to recontract on a Samsung device $250 of credit. The Galaxy Note 7 may…
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Apple Seeks OLED Supplier To Replace ‘Terrible’ iPhone Display

It’s a well-known fact that the iPhone has a terrible display screen. In fact, if you pick up a high-end smartphone these days and chances are it will have a crisp, energy-sipping organic LED display — unless it’s an iPhone. Now Apple who are desperately trying to slow a slump in demand for the iPhone’s…
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Galaxy S7 Update Integrates Note 7 Features

Samsung has begun to roll some of the software upgrades offered by the Note 7 into their Galaxy S7 handset. Reports by users of both the Galaxy S7 and the S7 Edge say a new software update has seen users gain access to the customisable Always-On Display function originally introduced with the Note 7. It’s a notable value-add to both devices…
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