Robyn Foyster

3 days ago | womenlovetech.com | Robyn Foyster

Tech Ready Women Founder Christie Whitehill knows what it’s like to raise money as a female founder, and like me, it’s not surprising to learn it’s not a walk in the park. But with the right advice and determination, it can be done. “One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned in raising capital, and helping other women do the same, is that confidence and clarity are everything. Investors want to see someone who can articulate their why, their why them? ” says Christie.

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As a former style editor and cookbook collaborator who began her career behind the scenes on MasterChef Australia, Kirsten Jenkins knows a thing or two about hosting a brilliant bash. Here, the renowned food stylist shares her top five tips for Aussies to level up their styling game. And, host the perfect Mother’s Day lunch. According to  Kirsten, you don’t need a Pinterest-perfect table to throw a memorable Mother’s Day gathering. Instead, her advice is to work with what you’ve got.

2 weeks ago | womenlovetech.com | Robyn Foyster

Meta has released a new AI feature across its platforms and as a standalone app. This innovative function leverages the data users have already shared, including identity details and preferences, to generate personalised responses. The new AI function is designed to enhance user experience by providing more tailored interactions. It is capable of understanding and anticipating user needs based on their activity and history within Meta’s ecosystem.

2 weeks ago | womenlovetech.com | Robyn Foyster

From shaping global AI policy to advising the White House, Meredith Whittaker stands at the forefront of tech innovation and now she’s coming to Australia to speak at SXSW Sydney. The tech and innovation festival’s first keynote speaker is Meredith Whittaker, President of Signal and a powerhouse in the tech world. Named among the 100 most influential people in AI by TIME magazine in 2023, she is dedicated to ethical technology and privacy.

2 weeks ago | womenlovetech.com | Robyn Foyster

There was a sense of entering Charlie’s Chocolate Factory this week when our bevy of journalists walked into Samsung’s 2025 House of Wonders in Sydney’s Town Hall. But rather than be treated with rivers of chocolate and swirling lollipops, we took a journey into the future of smart homes. Samsung-style smart homes equals fridges where you can watch Youtube, yes we put on WomenLoveTech’s Youtube channel, then opened the fridge to discover cauliflower and corn.