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"Think of it as your own personal cloud, right in the comfort of your home," explains Tech Guide Editor Stephen Fenech. "With four terabytes of storage capacity, users have ample space to safeguard their valuable data and create personalized backups for peace of mind."
The new M2 Apple chip has “amazing performance” capabilities, says Tech Guide Editor Stephen Fenech. “They will enable so much for professionals like video editors and effect editors,” Mr Fenech told Sky News Australia. “The M2 chip can perform 15.6 trillion operations per second. “It is what they call a system on a chip.”
Past decade saw 'biggest growth in tech' in Australia’s history08/05/2021|7min Tech Guide Editor Stephen told Sky News the past decade saw the “biggest growth in tech” in Australia’s history. “The decade has just been remarkable,” he said. Mr Fenech said Australia had gone from 4.4 million smartphone users in 2010 to 21.6 million in 2020 and the number of internet-connected devices had increased from 35 million in 2010 to 193 million in 2020. Favourite
Global smartphone market grows by more than 28 per cent01/05/2021|6min The global smartphone market has grown by more than 28 per cent year on year with Samsung coming out on top after a big first quarter, according to Tech Guide Editor Stephen Fenech. “It has shown that we’ve bounced back in terms of our smartphone reliance because we’re very mobile, a lot of us working remotely … and having the latest smartphone has become very important for customers,” he said. Samsung had a 29 per cent increase after releasing their Galaxy S21 in the first quarter of 2021. “Number two again w...
Australia leads the way as a ‘test case’ in dealing with tech giants20/02/2021|7min Countries around the world the world are looking to Australia as a “test case” when it comes to how to deal with tech giants like Facebook, according to Tech Guide Editor Stephen Fenech. “I’m really encouraged that we’re standing our ground, we want to try to do the best for ourselves and other countries are recognising that,” he said. On Thursday, Facebook banned Australian users and publishers from sharing or viewing news articles on its platform in response to the government’s media barga...