Jawbone UP3 review By Nick Broughall published 7 February 18 Updated Jawbone's ageing fitness tracker still looks great and has loads of sensors, but with the company out of business is it now a bargain or a bad idea?
Fitbit Flex review By Nick Broughall published 17 November 17 Updated One of the cheapest Fitbit wristbands, the Flex wants to open up the fitness tracker to the masses.
Fetch TV review By Stephen Lambrechts, Nick Broughall published 18 August 17 Recommended Updated As more Aussie streaming services are added to its repertoire, the Fetch TV box is challenging both Foxtel and the Telstra TV.
Telstra TV review By Stephen Lambrechts, Nick Broughall published 24 January 17 Updated The complete suite of Australian SVOD services can now make their way to your TV thanks to the arrival of the Telstra TV.
Foxtel Play review By Nick Broughall, Stephen Lambrechts published 14 December 16 Updated Foxtel Play has added to its lineup, but the instability of its PlayStation apps has, if anything, gotten worse.
Presto review By Nick Broughall, Stephen Lambrechts published 1 July 16 Updated Presto is now much easier to access on the big screen, so is it finally a contender for top streaming service?
Australia's video streaming market just saw red – YouTube Red, that is By Nick Broughall published 18 May 16 Australia has become just the second market in the world to launch YouTube Red today
Xbox One backwards compatibility now runs multi-disc games By Nick Broughall published 16 May 16 Microsoft has officially added support for multi-disc 360 games on the Xbox One, starting with Deus EX: Human Revolution Director's Cut
Gone in a Flash: Google to kill off Flash support in Chrome By Nick Broughall published 16 May 16 Adobe's Flash Player is on a fast track to extinction, with Chrome switching off Flash support as default by the end of the year.
Vaya doubles down on value with new price beating guarantee By Nick Broughall published 9 May 16 Budget mobile provider Vaya has launched a new price guarantee that promises a free month if they're beaten for price.
High VoLTE-age as Optus launches 4G calling By Nick Broughall published 9 May 16 Optus is the latest telco to launch Voice over LTE calling support in capital cities around the country.
Optus EPL pricing in a Premier League of its own By Nick Broughall published 4 May 16 Optus has announced the pricing for its English Premiere League plans, and it's going to make you switch to Optus to get them.
Kogan's relaunched Dick Smith online store is now live By Nick Broughall published 4 May 16 Kogan's plans to relaunch Dick Smith as an online retailer have come to fruition a month earlier than anticipated.
Tell 'em they're streamin': Quickflix is now up for sale By Nick Broughall published 2 May 16 Struggling streamer Quickflix has been put on the market by its administrators Ferrier Hodgson.
Championing the under-glass: LG's new fingerprint scanner goes under the screen By Nick Broughall published 2 May 16 LG Innotek has unveiled its new fingerprint scanner, which seamlessly sits under your phone's screen.
Mix up your prepaid plans with Vodafone's new MyMix offering By Nick Broughall published 2 May 16 Personalised prepaid plans prove pretty popular with Vodafone's new MyMix plan offering
Kogan Mobile going 4G for free By Nick Broughall published 29 April 16 Kogan Mobile customers can expect a nice little performance upgrade over the next month as it switches on 4G.
ANZ unleashes Apple Pay on its 5 million customers By Nick Broughall published 27 April 16 ANZ has just confirmed it now supports Apple Pay, making it the first big bank to offer the service in Australia.
LG Stylus DAB+ dabs into Aussie stores from May 2 By Nick Broughall published 27 April 16 Hot off the Australian launch of the G5, LG has confirmed details of its digital radio compliant Stylus DAB+ phone.
LG G5 will modulate its way into Australia on May 2 By Nick Broughall published 20 April 16 Updated The arrival of LG's modular G5 is imminent, with LG confirming Australian pricing and availability for early May.
Don't expect original VR content from Netflix anytime soon By Nick Broughall published 12 April 16 While Netflix was quick to launch a VR app, that doesn't mean you should expect content created for VR any time soon.
Facebook Messenger Dropboxes the mic for easy file sharing By Nick Broughall published 12 April 16 Facebook Messenger's plans for global domination become more useful with the arrival of easy Dropbox file sharing.
Vodafone rolls out mobile black spot program as 4G network approaches 23 million By Nick Broughall published 5 April 16 Vodafone has begun rolling out stations to 70 mobile black spots around Australia as its 4G network approaches coverage for 23 million.
Quickflix gives its Sydney office the flick while CEO takes a huge pay cut By Nick Broughall published 4 April 16 Quickflix's latest attempt at survival sees the company lay off 15% of its staff and carve $80K from the CEO's salary
Telstra's second free data day smashes through mobile data record By Nick Broughall published 4 April 16 Telstra's second free data day smashed the record set by the first day for the most mobile data used in a day.
