Terence Huynh

Executive Editor

Melbourne

Terence Huynh is a freelance web designer and the founder and Executive Editor of TECHGEEK.com.au. Writing on such topics like digital television and on concepts, he predominantly covers the Web 2.0 realm. In addition, he covers mobile phones, MP3 players and headphones for gadget blog, Gadgetlyst. He is also an avid audiophile, sci-fi enthusiast and political junkie in his other life.

Posts

By Terence Huynh on February 8th, 2012

Kinect Star Wars launch date announced – goes on sale April 5 [Trailer & New Images]

Now you can battle the Dark Lord himself (Image: LucasFilm/Microsoft/Supplied)

Kinect Star Wars has now a release date. The new game in the massive franchise, allowing fans to experience the entire universe (apparently), will go on sale on April 5 for AU$69.95 – two days after it goes on sale in the US on April 3. After the jump, you can see some gameplay footage and gallery of new images for the upcoming game.

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By Terence Huynh on February 7th, 2012

5 THINGS TO DO when making a PowerPoint presentation

I’ve seen my fair share of horrible PowerPoint presentations, and I’ve noticed that they tend to follow common trends. So, I’ve decided to compile what I see from these very bad (and often nightmarish) presentations with my very own knowledge of how I design presentations to give you a guide on the 5 Things To Do when you make are making presentation in PowerPoint.

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By Terence Huynh on February 6th, 2012

Review: Samsung Galaxy Nexus

The Samsung GALAXY Nexus (Image: Samsung/supplied)

The flagship phone for Ice Cream Sandwich – Android 4.0 – is on our review desk. However, does it live up to the hype what Google and Samsung have produced, or will it fall flat like many Android phones? Plus, is ICS an improvement to the Android ecosystem?

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Oh, look – we have our link shortner back!

SITE NEWS: Oh look what has returned. After a few months of tinkering and finding a new approach, we have brought back our own link shortner URL – tgau.co.

We’ve decided to ditch our old internal system for a more better approach using bit.ly’s own custom domain feature, which is free for all to use. Plus, this has an added bonus of letting us use it on anything that supports bit.ly.

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