So I decided it’s time to stop smoking, again. There are a few reasons behind this move. I have to get surgery sometime this year, so becoming healthy before hand (need at least 6 weeks of non-smoking) is the main driver behind this decision, money is second.
If you happen to have kids, or you yourself may have come across the scenario of accidentally buying certain things within an application, only later to find out you’ve been charged for something that you didn’t want. Google’s newest Play Store update permits you to stop this by opting to want a password for each in-app upgrade. It’s going to not really stop you, however hopefully it’ll cause you to stop and think about the purchase.
Earlier versions of the Android Operating System prior to 4.4 KitKat allowed applications to read/write to almost any area of your removable storage (sd card), given permission. However since Android 4.4 KitKat you can no longer do this.
Alright so I guess this is a call to arms as to see what people out there want to read about or know about. Some people know that I also have Austech News however I’ve managed to neglect the site and am more focussed on this blog now.
Some people that ride motorcycles may not understand what lane filtering is, however it is a great safety tool for all those that do ride motorcycles and can help to ease congestion on the roads.
It’s back once again, like the previous Family and Friends deal Telstra had going, you can get up to $20 per month off your fixed services, which is a saving of up to $480. If you’re interested in getting a new service with these savings, feel free to contact me so I can put in a referral for you. The offer expires on May 12, so get in quick!
So the guys over at MobileZap hooked me up with a product that I was always interested in, which I never ended up purchasing. That is the magnetic charging dock made by Sony for the Xperia Z1.
If you are one of the (few) people left who prefer the use of proper grammar and spelling, I thank you. You are not alone.
I wanted to have WOT (wide open throttle) on my CBR250R with less “twist of the wrist”. After looking around, I noticed other people with Ninja’s have done it, but not much information for the CBR250R, so I decided to do it.
The guys over at MobileZap sent me this cool little bluetooth speaker. Now what I like about it is that it’s loud and clear and it’s also the iconic Android, which as you can probably tell by some of the posts on my blog, I am a bit of a fan of Android related products. However my Son has taken it and uses it when he watches cartoons on the tablet because he likes the little robot too.