chrisjager

Chris Jager is the former editor of Lifehacker Australia. He is now the Senior Reviews Editor at Finder. He has been a full-time tech journalist for 10 years with stints across Business IT, IT News, Good Gear Guide and PC & Tech Authority. A former high school History and English teacher, he specialises in computing, home entertainment, gaming, video production and globsters. Chris’ interest in tech began at the age of four via the rubbery keys of a ZX Spectrum. When he’s not fiddling around with various gadgets his hands are kept full by his rapidly expanding family of squalling children (three at last count!).
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  • iPhone 11 Plans: Telstra, Optus And Vodafone

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    The iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max are now available to buy in Australia. If you’re keen to get one on a plan, there are a lot of offers to choose from. Here are all the options from Vodafone, Optus and Telstra!

  • Why Tomorrow’s Global Climate Strike Matters

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    This Friday in the lead-up to the United Nations climate summit, children and adults worldwide will go on strike for stronger action on climate change. However, you may ask, is striking effective? What can it really hope to achieve?

  • Hump Day Deals: Free FibreMax NBN, $200 Off Dyson Vacuums, $7 Catch Sale

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    It’s Wednesday yet again, which means it’s time for our midweek roundup of killer online bargains. This week’s best deal include a massive $200 off Dyson vacuums, 65% off petrol-powered lawn mowers, stacks of free online courses, McDonald’s cheeseburgers for $1, try FibreMax NBN for free for three months, and heaps more. Here are the…

  • So Just How Borked Is The NBN?

    So Just How Borked Is The NBN?

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    Despite slight improvements to our fixed broadband speeds, Australia remains well outside the top 50 when it comes to fast internet. We are currently ranked 58th on the Speedtest Global Index with average download speeds of 41.31 Mbps – a huge 25.21mbps below the global average. So what went wrong?