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Explainers
Elon Musk’s Roadster 2 Flew. Is Tesla’s New Car Really a Flying Car?
Tesla’s new Roadster lifted off in a dramatic demo. Watch the official clip and see what the thruster-powered stunt proves—and what it…
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Author: Nino Ray Yeh
Nino Ray Yeh is the founder and editor of The Tech Boom, an independent Australian technology publication covering artificial intelligence, consumer technology and the changing digital world. He focuses on explaining new technology clearly, with an emphasis on what developments mean for everyday users.
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AI
Could AI Have Picked Kingswood? What the Caulfield Cup Reveals About Race Prediction
Kingswood’s Caulfield Cup win raises a bigger question: can AI identify overlooked contenders? We examine the data, limits and right way to…
featured
Can Apple Beat Ring, Google Nest and Samsung? The Smart Home Battle Has Only Just Begun
Apple’s new Home Collection promises a simpler, more private smart home. But can it really beat Ring, Google Nest and Samsung? Our…
AI
Are AI Subscriptions Worth It in Australia? ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Copilot Costs Compared
How much do AI subscriptions really cost Australians? Compare verified plan prices, avoid overlapping subscriptions and calculate your annual spending with our…
Explainers
iPhone Duo Pre-Orders Open Friday: 7 Things Australians Should Do Before 11 PM
iPhone Duo pre-orders open 16 October at 11pm AEDT. Here's the Australian checklist for Apple pre-order prep, storage prices, eSIM, trade-ins and…
Explainers
We Built an Independent Tech News Website. Getting Readers Was Harder Than Expected
We launched an independent tech publication on WordPress. Our first meaningful analytics revealed an unexpected traffic source, short engagement and lessons about…
Explainers
Movies Shot on iPhones vs Hollywood Cameras: Four Films That Challenge the Rules
Can iPhone-shot movies rival Hollywood cinema cameras? Compare Tangerine, Unsane, High Flying Bird and 28 Years Later with official YouTube trailers and…
Explainers
Apple HomeView Could Change Australian Homes — But Is It Worth $449?
Apple HomeView arrives in Australia for $449. From family routines and Siri AI to cameras and privacy, here's how the smart display…
Cybersecurity
Windows 10 Security Updates Now Run to 2027: What Australians Should Do
Microsoft has extended Windows 10 consumer security updates until October 2027. Here's how Australians can enrol, what it costs and whether to…
Gadgets
Apple TV 4K 2026 and HomePod Mini 2: Should Australians Wait Before Buying?
New Apple TV 4K and HomePod mini 2 models are expected at Apple's October 13 event. Here's what Australian buyers should know…