Disney knifes Netflix, goes it alone
GET ready for lots of content to disappear from Netflix as Disney has announced it will starts its own streaming service for movies and live sport.
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Netflix makes its first big acquisition
STREAMING giant Netflix has made its first purchase, acquiring a comics publisher and a host of character franchises it can mine for TV shows and movies.
‘Netflix is doing it all wrong’
THE creator of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul is responsible for making some of world’s most critically acclaimed TV, so what’s his beef with Netflix?
The 8.3kg must-have TV accessory
THERE are more versions of this product flooding the market. But can something so large and unwieldy actually be necessary for your TV?
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This is the future of watching sport
WANT to find out how Steve Smith’s first few tests leading his team compares to other Aussie captains? You’ll soon be able to — without looking away from your TV.
Sex worker parodies #Gamergate feminist
A SEX worker has taken aim at prominent #Gamergate feminist Anita Sarkeesian, parodying her during pornographic sessions.
The big change coming to TV
IT’S goodbye to the idiot box. New TVs unveiled in Las Vegas will take a quantum leap into the future. And they’re not as dear as you’d expect.
The awesome tech you’re going to love
THE self-healing phone and the washing machine that does whites and colours at once are just some of the mind-blowing pieces of tech revealed at CES.
Future TVs ‘as clear as real life’
FUTURE television viewing will be ‘like looking through a window’, but consumers will need four times the resolution of current high-definition TVs.
Sony’s PlayStation back online
SONY’S PlayStation says its network is back online and claims it was attacked, three days after it and Microsoft’s Xbox went down in an outage.
Xbox and PlayStation hacked
UPDATE: Kim Dotcom appears to have saved Christmas for gamers, with a series of tweets suggesting he has convinced the hackers to stop.
What we watch most on our gadgets
DESPITE all the various entertainment devices available for our viewing pleasure, the latest study shows Australians still favour the trusty TV.
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