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.
DESPITE all the various entertainment devices available for our viewing pleasure, the latest study shows Australians still favour the trusty TV.
IN A decade, technology will be everywhere, yet nowhere. Computers will exist in every day objects and the speed of information will be out of control. This is a morning in 2024.
CONSUMERS will be the winners as streaming services battle it out for the hearts, minds and money of Australians.
NETFLIX is officially launching in Australia next year. But don’t get excited just yet. It may just make things worse for Aussie consumers.
NETFLIX, which is officially launched in Australia next year, is already seen by thousands of thousands of us through the “back door”.
WANT to make your gadgets greater? There are easy ways you can get the most from your gear so take a look at these essential upgrades.
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.
SOME 60,000 pieces of taxpayer funded equipment including iPhones, iPads, computers and TVs worth $9m are collecting dust in government buildings.
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.
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.
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.
TV giant Sony is backing 4K resolution and big displays as the way of the future — seriously big displays.
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?
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.
STOP weeping into your wallet. Saving those cents to pay for mushrooms doesn’t mean you still can’t spoil yourself. Here are our top tech bargains.
STOP weeping into your wallet. Saving those cents to pay for mushrooms doesn’t mean you still can’t spoil yourself. Here are our top tech bargains.
DON’T know your OLED from your UHD? Read this before you invest in a new television.
ULTRA high-definition televisions are set to become the norm within five years in Australia, with prices starting at $3000.
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).
AUSTRALIANS may finally get their hands on Google’s new, cheap and tiny tool to stream video online.
THERE’S something just not right…They’re almost human but artificial intelligence in movies just makes us feel all uneasy. Here are the most disturbing…
Throughout their career, The Beatles were responsible for inspiring and instigating new music technology to the world.
IN THE end of an era for the film industry, Paramount Pictures will only distribute their films in digital form, signalling the end of the old movie film reel.
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.
WANT to own a next-generation super HD TV but can’t afford it? Now you can as Kogan announces what could be the TV bargain of the year.
WE ALL love to slob out in front of the TV, but could you sit there for over three days straight? A world record binge is attempting to do just that.
DO NOT adjust your eyes, Samsung and LG have announced new super-sized televisions that will be the world’s largest and curviest Ultra HD screens.
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.
WHETHER you’re stuck at work, having a party or want to catch the Ashes on the bus, we’ve rounded up the best ways to watch all the action.
WITH its biggest cheerleader pulling out of the market, the plasma television finally looks doomed to history, writes Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
Original URL: https://www.news.com.au/technology/home-entertainment/tv/page/20