Redfall is a great game with one big problem
Vampire-hunting game Redfall is exciting, fantastical and polished but one key element could be its undoing.
Home Entertainment
TV feature you never knew you needed
It’s a TV feature that hasn’t been seen for decades – but now it has been brought back and the result is luxurious.
LG email about TV stuns customer
An LG customer is $1750 out of pocket after his TV acquired a fault for the second time in six months, which the company won’t allegedly resolve.
Aussie video games ‘capturing the world’s attention’
Attention gamers – a video games expert has identified 10 “Aussie gems” you should be playing right now. See the list.
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Smart home tech security risks revealed
Beds, baths and even toilets will get smart as hi-tech home technology booms. But experts warn your privacy may be at risk.
CES 2021: What’s next in TV?
TVs are getting bigger, brighter, thinner and more colourful this year but there are a lot of new terms and technologies to know.
Robot revolution coming to your home
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Nintendo’s savage response to take over
A burgeoning video game rival once approached Mario-maker Nintendo with a lucrative offer. The bosses didn’t think much of it.
Big problem with $899 headphones
They’re the first ever Apple-branded headphones and despite being $899 they sold out immediately. But there’s a big issue with the pricey gadget.
Google pushes back on news code
Google says a proposed new law that would force the search giant to pay for Australian news is ‘unworkable’, and has suggested its own alternative.
‘I’ll make it’: Man’s tragic final messages
A man who became an icon with his impression of a much-loved cartoon character shared some distressing news with his followers, before tragedy struck.
Hyped game now an embarrassing ‘flop’
Fans hated the multiple delays designed to fix the game before it launched. Many people are now saying it should have been delayed longer.
Game nuked over ‘offensive’ secret text
An acclaimed horror game has been all but wiped from the internet after the discovery of an “offensive” hidden message sparked outrage.
Stars’ message about jobs
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