When you’re choosing a mobile phone network, you’ll quickly face the choice between a “regular” telephone network and a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO). What’s the difference and does it matter? More »
We’ve featured hacks to convert the IKEA Frakta bag into a dress and a messenger bag, but here’s another potentially useful option given the current unpredictable weather: a raincoat for your dog. [IKEA Hacker]
We’ve reworked and revamped Lifehacker’s mobile site, and it should now make for friendlier browsing on smaller screens. If you hit our regular site on most mobile phones, you’ll get a streamlined single-column version. More »
Dear Lifehacker, I am looking at getting myself a tablet for Christmas, and was wondering what the major pros and cons of getting an iPad or Android tablet, and why I should choose one over the other. Any information would be great! Cheers, Aaron More »
Chrome: If you’re a heavy commenter on other web sites, it can get hard keeping track of it all. Chrome extension Comment Save logs each comment you make around the web so you can check up on them. More »
Since 2009, Optus hasn’t been selling new pay TV services, and has been stripping back the options for its existing customers. However, from next year it will again begin selling pay TV options from Foxtel to customers using its cable network, as well as offering satellite services in areas where its cable doesn’t offer. More »
Google just rounded up some of their favourite Android tips and tricks, many of which are new to Android 2.3. More »
