Mark Alexander

Mark Alexander

Mark Alexander is the founder of Tech That Fits, where he explores technology through the lens of design, small-space living and everyday life.

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Xbox FanFest Is Coming to Sydney in 2026

Xbox FanFest Is Coming to Sydney in 2026

Xbox FanFest is heading to Sydney as part of Xbox’s global 25th anniversary celebrations, with more event details still to come.

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Apple AirPods Max 2 Review: Great at Home, Less Convincing on the Go

Apple AirPods Max 2 Review: Great at Home, Less Convincing on the Go

At $999 AUD, AirPods Max 2 are not everyday carry headphones. But after spending time with them, they’ve found a very clear place in my life: at home.

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Samsung brings AirDrop sharing to Galaxy S26 with Quick Share

Samsung brings AirDrop sharing to Galaxy S26 with Quick Share

Samsung is bringing easier AirDrop-style sharing to the Galaxy S26 series through Quick Share, making it simpler to send files between Galaxy phones and Apple devices.

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Powerbeats Pro 2 get a Nike Special Edition in Volt Green

Powerbeats Pro 2 get a Nike Special Edition in Volt Green

Apple and Nike have unveiled a special edition version of the Powerbeats Pro 2, adding a bold Volt colour and Nike branding to Beats’ fitness-focused earbuds.

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Samsung exhibits "Design is an Act of Love" to Milan Design Week 2026, exploring the human side of technology

Samsung exhibits "Design is an Act of Love" to Milan Design Week 2026, exploring the human side of technology

Samsung Electronics is set to showcase a new exhibition at Milan Design Week 2026 titled "Design is an Act of Love," exploring what it calls the human side of technology.

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Apple Announces AirPods Max 2 with H2 Chip, Better Noise Cancelling and Live Translation

Apple Announces AirPods Max 2 with H2 Chip, Better Noise Cancelling and Live Translation

Apple has unveiled AirPods Max 2, bringing the H2 chip with stronger active noise cancellation, Live Translation and several intelligent audio features that were previously exclusive to AirPods Pro.

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Eero Pro 7 Review: Fast Wi-Fi Without the Router Headache

Eero Pro 7 Review: Fast Wi-Fi Without the Router Headache

The Eero Pro 7 is a fast Wi-Fi 7 router that keeps up with faster NBN plans while making home network management far less painful.

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TheraFace Mask Glo review - a lightweight LED face mask that fits easily into a daily routine

TheraFace Mask Glo review - a lightweight LED face mask that fits easily into a daily routine

The TheraFace Mask Glo is one of those wellness devices that feels simple enough to actually keep using - and with LED therapy, that consistency is the whole point.

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espresso Pro 15 Review: A Flexible Second Screen for Small Spaces

espresso Pro 15 Review: A Flexible Second Screen for Small Spaces

Earlier this year I gave up my office and started rethinking how my workspace fits into the apartment. I needed more screen space, but not something that would permanently take over the dining table. I tried a few options. Moving my office monitor worked, but its size dominated the table

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Cricut Joy 2 and Explore 5 are here - and they're smaller than ever

Cricut Joy 2 and Explore 5 are here - and they're smaller than ever

Cricut has launched the new Joy 2 and Explore 5 cutting machines in Australia, bringing smaller designs, updated software and new AI-powered tools to its crafting lineup.

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