Apple’s PA gets the message
Apple last week released a new version of its operating system, including a major upgrade to Siri.
Gadgets
Price to pay for shrinkage
The price of vanity: wasting precious slope-time in search of the perfect action selfie on a short day of a short ski season.
Sony launches Android TV range
Sony has gone big on Android TV and sound in its new 4K smart TV range launched in Australia.
Now anyone can animate
The next great animated character may well be created at home on a laptop by … you.
LG sells first 4K OLED TVs
A potent cocktail of OLED, 4K, and a curved screen have come together in two new LG TV’s going on sale in Australia.
Teenager joins the cyborgs
Byron Wake, 15, has turned himself into a cyborg — part-human, part machine.
Human heart under hood of Apple Music
Apple has finally joined the streaming bandwagon, but is Apple Music worth the effort and money?
New GoPro smaller, lighter
GoPro has launched a small version of its Hero4 camera that’s also waterproof. It will sell from Sunday locally.
3D to change what you think you see
Australia’s first virtual-reality monitor capable of projecting holograms will soon be available in Australia.
Make your pockets lighter
The Led Lenser X21R.2 is a thousand-dollar torch. So what do you get for your money?
The lowdown on music streaming
With a range of new streaming services on offer, how do you choose the one that’s right for you? VIDEO
Online giants discover novel fonts
Amazon and Google are rolling out fresh typefaces for e-readers.
Get your head around this
Attend a Paul McCartney gig, check out Mars or fly over Iceland – Samsung’s new virtual reality headset is a dream.
GoCatch app goes corporate
Taxi booking app sets its sights on snaring corporate clients from traditional networks, with global advisory firm Ernst & Young already on board.
Nothing noteworthy except price
This year marks 30 years since Toshiba produced its first modern-day laptop and since then the Japanese giant has gained a great reputation.
Working for the man has limits
The nature of corporations and work in Australia is forecast to radically change as tasks are more easily outsourced.
Leap forward for wheelchairs
Technical breakthroughs promise vastly improved mobility for the disabled and the elderly.
SBS On Demand gets Netflix look
SBS On Demand has relaunched with a new interface and 4000 hours of ad-supported free content.
Need help? Ask a young person
Asking a young person for help with technology requires humility, bribery and a whole new set of rules.
Garmin release tiny bike computers
Cyclists can virtually take friends on their rides and compete with others who previously finished the same journey.
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