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Home Entertainment
Retail giant reveals best-selling products
JB Hi-Fi says it has managed to source enough stock and deliver on time despite pandemic-related supply woes as Aussies upgrade their home tech.
Smart homes that can talk to cars: How they work
Another one million Australian homes have become smart homes, but the technology could soon predict what you want before you want it.
NBN revenue up as 7900 Aussies still can’t get internet
NBN revenue is up but more than 7900 Aussie households and businesses are still not connected. SEE THE FULL LIST.
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Australia’s TV technology evolution
From black and white to smart TVs, technology has grown alongside some of Australia’s most iconic moments.
Sony fined $3.5m over faulty video games
It was supposed to be the day Sony launched its next games console, but the company has instead copped a $3.5 million fine for refusing refunds.
Sony forced to delay PS5 over protests
Sony was expected to release new details about games for the upcoming PlayStation 5, but has been forced to delay because of the US protests.
Iconic game’s Viking return
One of the most popular video game franchises of all time is coming back for another round, this time taking players back to the Viking age.
Facebook launches gaming app
The world’s biggest social media platform has rushed out a new app to take advantage of the video game streaming market against Amazon, Microsoft and Google.
Free games to stay inside for
Sony has announced an initiative to make staying at home more bearable as the world fights to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
The video games that will get you through lockdown
Run out of things to say to each other during lockdown? Sick of talking to yourself? Get the video games out and you’ll have a whole new conversation starter.
No more fun and games in virus fight
Streaming video services have already taken a quality hit to relieve pressure on the internet during the coronavirus pandemic, now another entertainment provider is scaling down their downloads.
Brazilian star facing 30 years jail
She is one of Brazil’s biggest stars, but if allegations against her are proven she could be sentenced to more than 100 years in jail. Unless her ex-husband takes the blame.
‘Essential retailer’ slammed for virus response
A games retailer is being criticised for claiming it’s an essential retailer, putting staff and the public at risk as crowds gather for the launch of new games when they should be isolating.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/technology/home-entertainment/page/33