Filed under: Android, gadgets and gizmos, Smartphone, T-Touch Tab
Author: Kristen Boschma. We recently conducted some research which found that three quarters of Australia’s hobbyists are keen to use technology to further their passion. They also wanted to share more with their friends and family – but were too time poor!
Author: Larry Sixsmith.
It all started with the mobile phone. I purchased my first “high tech” mobile being HTC Diamond in 2008 and felt so proud that I had a gadget that was ahead of the rest, making feel that I was catching up with technology and took great pleasure in showing people my new fandangle device. While it was advanced for its time, I felt I was missing something in the world of technology.
Filed under: coffee, collaboration, Creativity, Decaf, Google Wave
Autjor: Mat Unwin
Indulging in your poison of choice might just be your most productive move of the week…
Filed under: gadgets and gizmos, HTC, innovation, technology
Author: Fiona McGill. Among all the talk about the Baby Boomers, Generation X and Generation Y, lately I’ve been preoccupied with Generation Z – those born after the early 90s, according to Wikipedia. My 2-year-old son is one of the younger Generation Zs and needless to say, is growing up in a very different world than my own Generation X upbringing.
Filed under: communication, customers, NLP, relationships, teams, thinking, trust
Author: Deborah Kleinert.
Have you ever instantly clicked with someone you didn’t know and felt like you had known him or her for years? Have you ever been in a team meeting where there was a smooth flow of communication and ideas? Have you ever continued to think about what someone said and acted on those words and thoughts?
Filed under: consumer, corner store, e-commerce, entertainment, gadgets and gizmos, RFID, thinking, trends
Author: Hugh Bradlow.
We Australians love our corner stores. I recently had occasion to speak at a conference of people who run the retail outlets at servos and that caused me to start thinking about whether technology will affect our buying habits. My guess is that we really go to the servo shop for convenience – “please pick up some milk on the way home, and hire a DVD for tonight” – as well as filling up the car. One stop, instead of 2 or 3. Clearly this is not going to change – or will it?
Filed under: citizenship, corporate, cyber safety, education, innovation, report, social trends, thinking
Author: Bruce Bonyhady AM.
Bruce Bonyhady AM on how Telstra is making a difference to people with disability, through technology.
Filed under: citizenship, corporate, cyber safety, education, innovation, report, social trends, thinking
Author: David Quilty.
Telstra Public Policy & Communications Group managing Director David Quilty introduces Telstra’s 2010 Corporate Citizenship report, outlining our recent progress and future commitments for social and environmental impact, employees and responsible business practice.
Filed under: customers, entertainment, gadgets and gizmos, global, internet, lifestyle, news, radio, software, T-Hub, update, wireless
Author: Michael Lewis.
T-Hub customers can now tune into thousands of local and international radio stations direct from their kitchen bench top.
Based on your feedback, the T-Hub product team has upgraded T-Hub’s internet radio application as part of a broader software update that’s available today.
Filed under: customers, sponsorship, Telstra Ballet in the Stadium
Author: Ava Wheatley.
My name is Ava and I am 9 years old. I am ultra excited to dance in Sydney on Saturday as the opening act for The Australian Ballet at Telstra Ballet in the Stadium.
