Articles by Harry Domanski

Harry is an Australian Journalist for TechRadar with an ear to the ground for future tech, and the other in front of a vintage amplifier. He likes stories told in charming ways, and content consumed through massive screens. He also likes to get his hands dirty with the ethics of the tech.

Articles by: Harry Domanski

An iPhone supply shortage is looming due to coronavirus, says Apple

By Harry Domanski published 18 February 20

Apple says iPhone manufacturers in China are recovering more slowly than anticipated from the coronavirus outbreak.

Google is pulling YouTube TV subscriptions from Apple's App Store

By Harry Domanski published 14 February 20

By mid-March, new and existing customers will no longer be able to pay for their YouTube TV subscription via the App Store.

Microsoft officially launches Chromium-based Edge browser for all platforms

By Harry Domanski last updated 13 February 20

Windows, Mac, Android and iOS versions of the Chromium-based Edge browser have officially landed.

iOS 13.4 update for iPhone may unlock and start your car, thanks to Apple CarKey

By Harry Domanski published 6 February 20

The iOS 13.4 developers beta has revealed a feature that will allow iPhones and Apple Watches to unlock and start cars.

Tesla's giant home battery is paying for itself much faster than expected

By Harry Domanski published 30 January 20

Four years of tiny power bills have almost made up for the setup cost of the first Tesla Powerwall.

Xbox Console Streaming service now available to test in most countries

By Harry Domanski published 17 January 20

The ability to stream your Xbox One console games to your Android device has expanded to many more countries.

Google's AirDrop alternative for Android gets renamed as it approaches launch

By Harry Domanski published 14 January 20

Further details on Google's AirDrop alternative for Android, called Nearby Sharing, have been uncovered ahead of its release.

Tesla video teases new 'speak to pedestrians' feature

By Harry Domanski published 13 January 20

Elon Musk reveals via Twitter that Tesla cars will soon be able to 'talk' to pedestrians.

Some Google Pixel 4 users are reporting that face unlock is broken

By Harry Domanski last updated 10 January 20

The only biometric security on offer for Google Pixel 4 and 4 XL users is being reported as malfunctioning by a number of users.

Lenovo's ThinkBook Plus has an E Ink touchscreen built into the lid

By Harry Domanski last updated 8 January 20

CES 2020 Lenovo's latest business-centric laptop can be used as a sketchpad or e-reader when the lid's closed.

Lenovo jumps into eGPU fray with new Legion BoostStation enclosure

By Harry Domanski published 6 January 20

CES 2020 Lenovo unveils its first eGPU, as well as an ultra-thin laptop to pair it with, and a swathe of gaming peripherals and monitors.

Google disables Xiaomi smart home integration after major security breach

By Harry Domanski published 3 January 20

Updated Xiaomi Mijia security camera streams images from strangers' homes to a user's Google Nest Hub display.

Google hit with epic tax bill following Australian government audit

By Harry Domanski published 19 December 19

Google is being made to pay hundreds of millions in tax to the Australian government after decade-long audit.

Apple's new Mac Pro is amazingly easy to repair, according to iFixit

By Harry Domanski published 18 December 19

Noted to have an excellent modular design that can be dismantled with standard tools, the Mac Pro is very easy to fix.

LG beats out Samsung with first industry-certified 8K Ultra HD TV

By Harry Domanski published 17 December 19

The Real 8K range of TVs from LG will be the first to receive the official '8K Ultra HD' certification from the CTA, landing 2020.

First Google Pixel 4 ‘feature drop’ adds cavalcade of new capabilities

By Harry Domanski published 10 December 19

A range of new features are coming to Google's flagship handsets this month – and there's more to come in future.

Google's Pixel 3 and 3a can now transcribe and caption live audio

By Harry Domanski published 5 December 19

The star Pixel 4 feature is now rolling out to the entire Pixel 3 and Pixel 3a range.

Huawei's Mate 30 phones and 5G tech 'now have no US components'

By Harry Domanski published 3 December 19

Analysts say the Mate 30 doesn't use a single US-made component, as Huawei declares its 5G tech 'America-free'.

Rode's VideoMic NTG is a pro microphone for any kind of user

By Harry Domanski last updated 21 November 19

The Rode VideoMic NTG combines the brand's two popular portable microphone ranges into a versatile

Twitter is experimenting with scheduling tweets from its web app

By Harry Domanski published 21 November 19

Twitter is experimenting with letting users schedule their tweets from the regular web app, just like TweetDeck.

Jaybird X3 review

By Harry Domanski last updated 18 November 19

Updated A malleable workhorse in the wireless world of in-ears.

Tracker-blocking browser Brave comes out of beta

By Harry Domanski published 14 November 19

After almost four years of being in beta, Brave 1.0 launches for Windows, macOS, iOS and Android.

Razer launches two new wireless Basilisk gaming mice

By Harry Domanski last updated 7 November 19

The Basilisk Ultimate and Basilisk X HyperSpeed offer faster, more stable wireless connections for pro and aspiring gamers.

Will Apple introduce an iPhone subscription service?

By Harry Domanski published 1 November 19

In Apple's earnings call, Tim Cook hinted at the possibility of selling the company's hardware via a subscription model.

Samsung rolling out fix for critical Galaxy S10 and Note 10 fingerprint flaw

By Harry Domanski published 24 October 19

An issue where anyone's fingerprint could unlock Samsung devices has been patched, with global rollout expected soon.

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