Last Week’s 10 Biggest Posts

You wanted the Nexus 6, the iPad Air 2, Android app education and a lot of chicken. Kick off your Monday by checking out the ten most popular posts from Lifehacker Australia last week:

  1. Nexus 6 Is Official, Australian Pre-Orders In November [Updated]
    Google’s much-rumoured Nexus 6 Android phone is now official. The 5.96-inch phone, produced by Motorola, will be one of the first devices to run Android Lollipop (Android 5.0, previously known as Android L). The big question is: when will Australians see it?
  2. Five Best iPhone 6 And 6 Plus Cases
    If you’ve recently picked up a shiny new iPhone 6 or 6 Plus, you’ll want something to protect it from drops, falls, scratches and dings. There are lots of cases available, from the super-expensive to the slim and cheap. This week we’re looking at five of the best, based on your nominations.
  3. iPad Air 2 And iPad Mini 3: Australian Price And Release Date
    Today Apple announced the iPad Air 2 and the iPad Mini 3. When will they hit Australian shelves — and how much (if any) Australia tax will we pay?
  4. Ask LH: Should I Upgrade To Mac OS X Yosemite?
    Dear Lifehacker, So Yosemite is coming out today. It looks like it has some great features, but it’s still an upgrade, and any upgrade has a chance of going bad. You guys have been using it; what do you think? Is it ready for prime time, or should I wait for the next patch to fix the bugs people will inevitably find?
  5. Shonky Awards 2014: CHOICE Shames Australia’s Worst Products
    Earlier today, Lifehacker attended CHOICE’s 9th annual Shonky Awards, where Australia’s most misleading, shoddy and unsafe products are named and shamed. From rip-off bank accounts for kidds to self-disintegrating cosies, these are the dodgiest Australian products of 2014.
  6. Takeaway Truth: The KFC One Box
    Takeaway Truth is a regular Lifehacker feature where we compare marketing images against what you actually get served. Today: KFC’s The One Box.
  7. What Are The Most Stressful Professions In Australia?
    What’s the most stressful career path to choose in Australia? According to a recent Roy Morgan study, sales support workers are more likely to experience stress than any other broad group.
  8. Ask LH: I Want To Write Android Apps, Where Do I Start?
    Dear Lifehacker, I have some background in coding, but I’ve never tried Android development before. I’d like to get started, but I’m not entirely sure what I need. I don’t need to “learn to code” per se, but I could use some guidance on where to start with Android. Can you help?
  9. Thermomix ‘TM5 Scandal’ Tops 2014 Shonky Awards
    The CHOICE “Shonky Awards” have named and shamed the dodgiest consumer products of 2014, with Thermomix “winning” the consumer vote by a landslide. The once-loved kitchen appliance received more nominations than any product in the award’s nine-year history. Hell hath no fury like a Thermo fan scorned.
  10. Determine Your Relationship Chemistry With This Dating Infographic
    In today’s dating world, it can be notoriously difficult to work out where you stand in a new relationship. Is it serious or casual? Open or exclusive? Fleeting or ever-lasting? Even if you work out what your own feelings are, there’s no guarantee your new partner will feel the same way. The simple solution is to just ask them — or you could use this “relationship status” infographic to avoid sounding clingy.

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