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The technology movies predicted

What technology did movies predict?

IT MAY have seemed like complete science fiction at the time, but much of the technology we laughed at in old movies has come to actually exist today.

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A man watches television and changes channels while relaxing on a Sunday afternoon.

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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This image released by AMC shows Bob Odenkirk in a scene from the final season of "Breaking Bad." AMC and Sony Pictures Television on Wednesday, Sept. 11, confirmed that Odenkirk, who plays Saul Goodman, will star in a one-hour prequel tentatively titled "Better Call Saul." Breaking Bad" concludes its much-acclaimed five-season run on Sept. 29. (AP Photo/AMC, Ursula Coyote)

Breaking Bad spin-off coming to Oz

BREAKING Bad’s much anticipated spin-off, Better Call Staul finally has a confirmed Aussie home. But it’s not on free-to-air or Foxtel, it’s something completely new.

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E waste collection at Gosford.

Federal Government’s $9m hoard

SOME 60,000 pieces of taxpayer funded equipment including iPhones, iPads, computers and TVs worth $9m are collecting dust in government buildings.

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Young couple eating popcorn and watching TV together at home

We spend 97 hours doing what?

IT sounds like a lot and it is. Whether it’s in front of the TV, a computer or a smartphone, a new report reveals how Australians have become addicted to their screens.

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65-inch 4K ULTRA HD OLED TV.

This new TV will set you back $24k

AUSTRALIA’S first ultra high-definition OLED TV is on its way, but you’ll need to save up. Even the cheapest model has five-figure price tag.

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What’s in your ultimate home?

EVER dreamt how your fantasy home would look like if you became Bill Gates rich? We take a tour around the show homes of our staff if virtual became reality.

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13 things you never knew about Sony

13 things you never knew about Sony

THE Japanese gadget giant is everywhere but did you know its first product was a flop, the Walkman was almost scrapped and a guinea pig helped change its fortune?

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The largest TV set in the world ... Titan Screen's 370-inch Zeus screen costs $1.8 million. Someone has bought one. Picture: Titan Screen

A TV the size of a soccer goal

IT is the size of 16 king single beds, or in FIFA World Cup 2014 speak, the size of a football goal. Meet the 370-inch $1.8M TV set.

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Top 10 movies that transformed cinema

Top 10 movies that transformed cinema

OVER-the-top explosions and 3D effects have redefined Hollywood. Here’s a look at the magic movies that changed the game (and you don’t need silly glasses to see them).

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Ultra HD porn is coming your way

Ultra HD porn is coming your way

IT WAS only a matter of time. The adult industry jumps on board the latest TV technology to start shooting the most high-definition porn ever.

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Is your TV spying on you?

Is your TV spying on you?

EVER felt like you’re being watched? LG is under investigation after claims its smart televisions record what you watch, even when you ask it not to.

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This digital television talks back

This digital television talks back

LIKE other avid game show viewers, I often yell at the television. To date, the contestants have shown no evidence of hearing me. Samsung’s new TV, however, is listening to my rants.

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Foxtel Play lets you watch TV online

Foxtel Play lets you watch TV online

FINALLY, you will no longer need a set top box to access Foxtel. Cable tv service announces service that lets you access shows via your gadget of choice.

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Super-thin tablet leads tech fair

Super-thin tablet leads tech fair

SMARTPHONES detecting bad breath and radiation, twistable remote controls and a super-thin tablet computer are just some of the gadgets being showcased at Asia’s biggest tech fair in Japan.

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Google’s coming to your TV

INTERNET giant Google is out to expand its kingdom to the living room with an ambitious new service that lets people mesh television viewing with surfing the web.

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