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Jason Cartwright

  • Innovation and Technology Manager and Founder, techAU
Wodonga
As seen in: techAU, Medium, The Guardian, News.com.au, The Drum, City A.M., Whirlpool, MarineLink, The Colac Herald
Covers:  mobile, news, hardware, mergers & acquisitions, web, gadgets, gaming, design, software, reviews, social, programming, technology
Doesn't Cover: explicit
Technology changes our lives for the better. I write about it here - techAU.com.au (since 2006).

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Creator of techAU.tv - Passionate tech coverage.

techAU is a technology focused website that contextualises information for Australia but appeals to the world.

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REVIEW: Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer (Gen 2) is the first pair of smart glasses I actually want

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By Jason Cartwright
| techAU
I’ve worn sunglasses for as long as I can remember, and until now, they’ve protected my eyes, and that’s the end of the feature list. In 2026, smart glasses are finally here, ones that people will actually wear and don’t look like a science experiment. For the past couple of months, I’ve worn the Ray-Ban Meta (gen 2) glasses almost every day and have been impressed by the wearable technology.
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Amber’s $13.6M V2G trial scales to 1,000 homes, turning EVs into grid batteries

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By Jason Cartwright
| techAU
Australia’s transition to electric vehicles (EVs) is accelerating at a rapid pace, with the latest figures showing that more than one in every six new cars sold is now fully electric. This significant shift is happening against a backdrop of volatile energy prices, with Australians battling high fuel costs and soaring electricity bills. It’s a perfect storm of challenges and opportunities for the energy sector.
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Rocket League looks Unreal in new update, races straight to Unreal Engine 6

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By Jason Cartwright
| techAU
Rocket League is now in its 22nd season and isn’t stopping. Instead, it’s leaving Unreal Engine 3 behind after more than a decade of physics-based competitive soccer. Psyonix and Epic Games stunned the esports community during the RLCS Paris Major by revealing that the game will bypass the long-rumoured Unreal Engine 5 upgrade entirely, rebuilt to natively run on the unreleased Unreal Engine 6.
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http://about.me/jasoncartwright

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

Windows Live Writer, Adobe CS6

What advice can you offer to aspiring journalists?

Work hard for a long time and the benefits don't always have to be financial.

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