In the early days of photography, before the invention of sharp and crisp digital technology, film images captured subjects in a slightly whimsical and blurry focus. Capturing the creative and old-school charm of film photography, the manual Lo-fi Micro Lens gives digital photos a creative ...

Whilst the simple touch of button can be very helpful when completing a task, a spoken command can be even simpler. A recent breed of modern technology, voice-activation software is set to revolutionise modern communication. Voice activation (also referred to as speech activation) allows a device ...

Just like a car with a low tank of petrol, your mobile phone needs regular 'refuelling'. Taking extra care to extend your phone's battery time will enable you to not only use your phone for longer, but it will also extend the life your phone’s battery in the long run. Here are some tips to help to make your phone battery last longer ...

Ranging from an art form and a style of photography, to a cultural phenomenon, lomography is a legendary element of photographic history. First established in the 1990s, the culture of lomography was developed by a group of young Austrians who stumbled across an old Soviet toy-style camera in Prague ...

The production of honey is a million-year-old naturally occurring phenomenon. A staple ingredient in pantries, cafes and restaurants around the world, honey is usually bought from the supermarket or local market. Keeping bees at home and producing your own honey might sound like a daunting task, rather than simply buying a commercial jar of honey. Designed for keeping your own bees at home, the Philips Urban Beehive enables urban dwellers to experience beekeeping from the comfort of your own home, in a controlled environment. ...

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Protecting the environment is no laughing matter, however that doesn’t mean you can’t do it without a smile on your face. Ratbags have released a range of reusable shopping bags that are not only environmentally friendly, but with their bold messages are sure to be a talking point at the supermarket checkout. Like traditional green bags, Ratbags are made from non-woven polypropylene, a recyclable thermoplastic polymer that can be melted down and recycled into garden stakes, garden furniture and flower pots. The black bags come in packs of five and are emblazoned with savvy statements covering a range of themes. The social media range is now available and more, perhaps cheekier, themes will be released soon. The heavy-duty bags are for all-purpose shopping and can be reused time and time again or recycled at most large supermarkets including IGA, Coles and Woolworths. For your chance to win one of ten social media-themed Ratbags, visit roadahead.com.au.