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The floating PC case trend is about more than good looks (opens the original)
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Most PC cases keep the main chassis relatively close to the desk or floor, but a growing number of new designs are doing something much more fun, yet practical, with the space underneath. Our favourites deliberately add a gap that gives the case a floating effect. Others take a simpler approach and raise the whole chassis on a stand or base. Either way, manufacturers are paying much more attention to the underside of your PC. The new designs are definitely about style, particularly as panoramic
Father's Day gifts for a dad who wants nothing: 16 tech ideas he'll actually use (opens the original)
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Finding gifts for a dad who wants nothing can be surprisingly difficult. If he already buys the things he needs, says he doesn't want any more stuff or is simply hard to shop for, another novelty mug or gadget destined for a drawer probably isn't the answer. For Father's Day, I've focused on useful tech that earns its place: things that solve an everyday annoyance, upgrade something Dad already uses or make one of his hobbies a little better. That could be anything from a compact charger or trac
2026 Australian Census: the key dates, rules and questions answered (opens the original)
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Every five years, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) takes a snapshot of Australia through the Census. The last one was held in 2021, which means households across the country are being contacted again in 2026. The information collected helps show how Australia's population and households are changing and is used to plan services and infrastructure, from schools and hospitals to transport and housing. This guide answers the key questions about the 2026 Census, including when to complete i
This AU$502 discount makes Samsung’s pricey but premium Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra much easier to recommend (opens the original)
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Amazon has discounted the 256GB Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra to AU$1,597, dropping it by AU$502 from its AU$2,099 RRP. That's the same price Amazon is charging for the smaller 256GB Galaxy Tab S11, and AU$2 less than the AU$1,599 it costs direct from Samsung. This isn’t quite the lowest price we’ve seen for the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra on Amazon, with the 256GB model briefly dropping to AU$1,547 in June. Still, today’s AU$1,597 price is only AU$50 more, plus the 512GB model is down to AU$1,799 from
Fast NBN, but slow Wi-Fi? It might be time for a mesh system upgrade (opens the original)
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Anyone who has dealt with spotty Wi-Fi knows that a fast NBN plan doesn’t mean your Wi-Fi will work equally well in every room. The connection might work well in the living room near the router but be frustratingly slow upstairs or at the other end of your house, especially in homes with thick walls or concrete floors. That’s where a mesh Wi-Fi system can help, as it improves coverage by using several connected units around your home instead of relying on a single router. This guide explains how
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