anthonycaruana

Anthony forged a successful career as an IT executive before turning his communications skills to the media. He has written for every major technology masthead in Australia, covering consumer tech, information security and enterprise systems. He’s been a Lifehacker contributor for many years as well as editing Macworld Australia. He has appeared on every major TV network in Australia and is a regular commentator on radio as well as countless podcasts. As well as writing he runs the occasional marathon and trail race and can be found yelling “Drop it” in a loud voice to his dogs in local parks.
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  • Rapid Review: Audio-Technica ATH-M50xBT Wireless Headphones

    Rapid Review: Audio-Technica ATH-M50xBT Wireless Headphones

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    Now that the 3.5mm headphone jack is being relegated to technology’s history books, wireless headphones are where it’s at. And there is a lot of competition for our ears so it takes some thing pretty special to win over our eardrums – particularly when you’re looking at the $380 price range. The Audio-Technica ATH-M50xBT wireless…

  • Change These Security Settings On Your Router

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    The router sitting in the corner of your office or study is an incredibly complex piece of hardware. While it may have cost as little as $50, it controls the flow of data in, out and around your network over wired and wireless connections. With that complexity, there comes a need to ensure you have…

  • Happy Birthday To The Apple Macintosh

    Happy Birthday To The Apple Macintosh

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    It’s hard to believe but it’s been 35 years since Steve Jobs revealed the first Apple Macintosh – the Macintosh 128K. Since then, the PC world has undergone many changes with new form factors, and faster and faster systems with more capacious memory and storage.

  • Microsoft Is Expanding Its Classroom Cred

    Microsoft Is Expanding Its Classroom Cred

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    Project Torino, is a Microsoft-developed programming language that taught visually impaired kids the basics of coding. Along with a new, smaller Classroom Pen to accompany the Microsoft Surface Go, the tech powerhouse continues to push new frontiers.