Canyon and Sony taking Android Wear to your handlebars By Nick Broughall published 2 September 15 Bicycle manufacturer Canyon is making Android Wear next year's hottest accessory... For your bike.
How Weta changed motion capture tech for Dawn of the Planet of the Apes By Nick Broughall published 27 August 15 Movie Week Kiwi special effects company Weta reinvented its motion capture technology for the latest Planet of the Apes film.
techradar's Movie Week By Nick Broughall published 26 August 15 Movie Week All this week, techradar kicks back the recliner and immerses itself in the artform of film, from the cinema to the home theatre.
The high-tech cameras that make the movies you love By Nick Broughall published 26 August 15 Movie Week While today's digital cameras record pretty good video, they're still a long way from the big leagues of filmmaking cameras.
How to create a life-like tiger with technology By Nick Broughall published 26 August 15 Movie Week Academy Award winner Bill Westenhofer explains to TechRadar how technology enabled the creation of the tiger Richard Parker in Life of Pi.
The science behind green screen By Nick Broughall published 24 August 15 Movie Week Most of today's blockbusters use chroma key to transport audiences to another world. Here's how it works.
Quickflix pulls plug on Chinese acquisition By Nick Broughall published 24 August 15 Aussie video service Quickflix has announced it won't be acquiring a Chinese streaming company after all.
A brief history of film By Nick Broughall published 24 August 15 Movie Week In a little over 120 years, cinema has gone from silent black and white scenes to epic blockbusters.
You'll be paying 10% GST on all online purchases by 2017 By Nick Broughall published 21 August 15 Any purchases made overseas will be subjected to GST after agreement from the state and federal treasurers today.
Ezyflix finds streaming not so Ezy, shutters digital services By Nick Broughall published 18 August 15 Ezyflix.tv has shuttered its website, telling customers that their purchased movies are no longer available.
Aussie banks don't want to share their profits with Apple Pay By Nick Broughall published 16 August 15 Australia has the infrastructure Apple Pay needs to thrive. But the banks aren't keen on sharing their profits.
Stan takes on the man, gains 300K subscribers By Nick Broughall published 13 August 15 Stan has confirmed it has over 300,000 paying subscribers to its service, seven months after it launched.
HTC gets a Grip on wearables by delaying its fitness band By Nick Broughall published 17 July 15 HTC has decided to delay its Grip fitness band to launch it alongside more Under Armour products later this year.
Presto finally getting HD streams By Nick Broughall published 16 July 15 One of Presto's biggest disappointments is getting fixed with the company testing 1080p HD streams
Latest Netflix speed index shows Telstra going from bad to worse By Nick Broughall published 16 July 15 Netflix has just released its ISP speed index for June, and things don't look good for Telstra customers.
Neil Young pulls music from streaming services, says their quality is terrible By Nick Broughall published 16 July 15 Creator of the Pono Player grabs his streaming tunes, gets on his quality horse and rides off in a message to fans on Facebook.
Star Wars Battlefront making Australian debut at the EB Games Expo By Nick Broughall published 15 July 15 The first batch of playable games for EB Games Expo has been announced, and it's going to be a good one.
Telstra's jacking up the price of its home phone plans in October By Nick Broughall published 13 July 15 Flagfall and rates to 13 numbers and mobiles for Telstra customers are going up from the start of October.
Toyota opens its in-car box with direct Pandora integration By Nick Broughall published 10 July 15 Toyota and Pandora have partnered to bring the internet radio platform to Aussie cars from this month.
Jawbone UP2 review By Nick Broughall published 6 July 15 Jawbone's redesigned the UP24, and come up with something that's better value than the UP3. On the DOWN side there have been a few sacrifices along the way…
How technology influenced the creation of Batman: Arkham Knight By Nick Broughall published 29 May 15 In Depth Rocksteady's Batman has never been more powerful, and a lot of it is thanks to next-gen consoles.
There's no Arc Reactor in the official Iron Man Galaxy S6 Edge By Nick Broughall published 26 May 15 Samsung has officially unveiled the first product from its partnership with Marvel – the Iron Man Galaxy S6
Computex 2015: The best bits By Nick Broughall published 22 May 15 Computex 2015 Wearable technology and the latest in 3D business applications to be big at this year's Computex.
Presto promising massive library growth By Nick Broughall published 18 May 15 After getting the ACCC's blessing for its joint venture, Foxtel and Channel 7's Presto service will be ramping up the content library.
Quickflix review By Nick Broughall published 15 May 15 Updated Quickflix was left for dead in Australia's video on demand market, but a new deal with Presto could save it from extinction.