May 13, 2009
Vendors, vendors everywhere but not a spot to sit. Well, unless you count the area where you can get a coffee… there were places to sit there. CeBIT Sydney 2009 had almost every spot filled with companies, organisations, and businesses from nearly every sector of IT. But despite all of this, there was still some space to be had… or was...
May 13, 2009
Being that today – May 12* – was the first day of Sydney’s CeBIT show, we took a little wander down through the halls to try an experiment: How much crap could we get for free? Swag is what most people go to a computer expo for. Well, that and seeing new products. So our little experiment (which fellow Gadget Grill follower Ross Lieber helped...
May 7, 2009
A couple of weeks ago, we took a look at LG’s newest phone the LG Arena while we were broadcasting live. This week, we’re showing you what we thought. Instead of just writing down our thoughts like we’d normally do, we’re trying a full video review to see if this is the format you might prefer. The video is around 7 minutes and we go into...
Mar 28, 2009
Bluetooth mobile phone earpieces come and go. Mostly, they go. They’re often uncomfortable, and feel like they want to fall out of my ear. Or they just go ahead and do fall out of my ear, into my lap, onto the floor of the car. Trying to find one, and then replace it into your ear, while doing 100kph odd along the freeway, is not a recommended course of...
Mar 23, 2009
Our review of Australia’s first phone running Google’s Android OS will be here later this week but until it gets here, you can check out the nice little video we’ve made. As part of our gadget hands-on, The Gadget Grill checks out the HTC Dream in this nifty little video… [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHwr5zptTs4[/youtube]
Mar 23, 2009
This is more like a test run than anything else, but we’re going to try to put these together quickly following each show… Presenting On Air!, a new video segment filmed in the studio while the radio show is being broadcasted. It’s live though cut after the fact. Sort of like having a live webcam except without the needed high speed connection...