Scary side effect hitting hardcore gamers
Hardcore gamers are experiencing elements of video games in real life, research has revealed, and Aussies aren’t immune.
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Karl forced to apologise for F-bomb
Fired-up morning show host Karl Stefanovic has been forced to apologise for a faux pas on live TV.
New gear gamers are ‘going nuts’ for
In a first for ASUS, this new gaming console is a major competitor in the gaming field, and it’s about to come to Australia.
Spooky new game is a butt-clenching ride
The new game Redfall had me on the edge of my seat as I hunted down vampires and cultists in the middle of the night.
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‘Masterpiece’ in new Hitman finale
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Key detail of ‘most expensive’ headphones
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Icon disappearing from stores
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Simple question in tech giants’ TV feud
Two of the biggest television brands have announced the new tech that will light up your television — but an emerging rival wasn’t impressed.
Smart home tech security risks revealed
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CES 2021: What’s next in TV?
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Robot revolution coming to your home
Are you ready for a robot maid? Samsung has revealed three android assistants at the Consumer Electronics Show.
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.
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