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Thursday, May 28, 2015

Gizmodo Australia


Australian Government Warns That Android Smartphones Aren't Wiping Themselves Correctly 

Here’s a heads up for anyone running older Android devices: the Aussie Government is warning local users that devices aren’t being wiped properly in an apparent security flaw.

Everything We Know So Far About Google I/O 2015 

Google I/O is the annual tech holiday for all fandroids and lovers of Mountain View moonshots. It’s a software party mostly, so check your new hardware expectations at the door. It’s a full two days for Google to showcase the future — or at least the next 12 months — and it all starts tomorrow.

An App Helped Me Realise That I Need Glasses 

Until a few weeks ago, I’d never had an eye test. I’ve been thinking about this more and more recently — after a long day in front of the computer, writing for Gizmodo (or pretending to write for Gizmodo while actually playing Skiing Yeti Mountain on my phone), my eyes hurt.

Full Bank Accounts, Empty Storefronts: The Economics Of High-Rent Blight 

Urban blight is nothing new. The signature image of plummeting real estate is block after block of properties vacated as businesses move out. Now the high price of real estate in American cities is creating a new phenomenon: In otherwise healthy economic areas, the rents are climbing so high they’re driving businesses away — and no other businesses can afford to move in.

Android Auto Preview: It's Not Perfect, But You Want It 

I was really excited when Google announced Android Auto last year. I spend a lot of time driving, and it sounded way safer and more convenient than sticking my phone to the dash. Eleven months later, I finally got to take it for a spin. The TL;DR version? I want it in my car, like, now. I bet you’d like it too.

Lenovo's Dual Screen Smartwatch And Projector Phone Are Pretty Out There 

Lenovo’s Tech World conference in Beijing has just shown off some interesting concept devices that are currently worming their way through the pre-production phase. How does a smartphone with an inbuilt projector tickle your fancy? Or a dual screen smartwatch?

Turn Off Read Receipts 

Rumour has it, Apple wants to give you the option to use read receipts on a contact-by-contact basis in iMessage. This is a dreadfully bad idea that will undoubtedly destroy relationships, estrange friends, and piss off teens. Why? Because read receipts are awful, and making them more sophisticated is bullshit.

Fast And Furious' Justin Lin Directs Live Action 360 Video For Google 

Following from last year’s beautiful Duet, Google just pushed out a sweet little short from Justin Lin, best known as the director of the Fast and Furious.

Lenovo Launches Windows 10 Tablet For The Business Set 

The product announcements are coming thick and fast at Lenovo Tech World in Beijing. We just got shown a new business tablet running on Windows 10; the ThinkPad 10. Here’s a look at the specs.

Cortana Leaps Onto Lenovo PCs With Boosted Search Capabilities 

Lenovo today announced a new collaboration with Microsoft that will see Windows 10’s Siri challenger, Cortana, enhanced with a new propitiatory search platform. Dubbed REACHit, it will allow Cortana to search and locate difficult-to-find content across multiple devices and cloud services with a few spoken commands. 

Lenovo Cast Is A Wireless Streaming Hub For Tablets And Smartphones 

Lenovo has lifted the curtains on Lenovo Cast, the company’s first media casting device for tablets and smartphones. It allows users to stream content wirelessly from their portable screens to a TV. Read on for the specifications.

These Photos Were Taken By A Dog 

Ever wonder what would happen if you gave a dog a camera? You don’t have to anymore: Nikon did it, and the results are endearingly fun.

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