Neerav Bhatt
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WiâFi 8 Promises to Fix Home Networking Frustrations. Will It Deliver? | techAU (opens the original)
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Perhaps the most encouraging aspect of the WiâFi 8 story is what it is not focused on. For more than a decade, each new WiâFi generation has arrived with increasingly eye-catching peak speed figures. Marketing materials touted theoretical maximum speeds of several gigabits per second, then tens of gigabits per second, despite the fact that few households could actually make practical use of that bandwidth. Most internet connections are nowhere near those speeds, and many applications, from w
Wi-Fi 8 arrives in Australia, and it is about reliability, not speed | techAU (opens the original)
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TP-Link has opened Australian preorders for the Archer 8 Ultra, its first Wi-Fi 8 router. It carries an RRP of $1,499 and is available to order through four major retailers from 1 October 2026. TP-Link says Australia is one of the first markets in the world to get the hardware. Buyers should note that the Wi-Fi 8 standard is still being finalised and you can’t yet buy any Wi-Fi 8 gadgets like phones or laptops. TP-Link describes the Archer 8 Ultra’s Broadcom chipset as built on the upcoming IEEE
One Camera to Rule Them All? Insta360 X6 Claims To Replace Your Action, Gimbal and 360 Cameras | techAU (opens the original)
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Insta360 is making a bold claim. For $1049.99 they say their new X6 camera is a three in one 360 camera, gimbal camera and action camera which optionally utilises AI to edit recorded clips into a finished video without the need to manually select keyframes and viewing angles. I was at the Australian media launch event for the X6 and was impressed by the claims, lets see how well it works in real life if we are sent a test unit for review. Insta360 is marking ten years in the 360 camera market wi
REVIEW: Shokz Open Dots 2, Clip-on earbuds not for every ear | techAU (opens the original)
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I like Shokz products like the ear hook design OpenFit Pro so I thought I’d try out their new Open Dots 2. I should have noticed that almost all the Shokz Open Dots 2 example customer photos were women and realised who the target market was (not me). The Open Dots 2 are clip on earbuds and that means they are best suited to people who are used to earrings and other ear jewellery that puts pressure on the ear cartilage. I am not used to this so after an hour or so wearing the Open Dots 2 I found
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