In this list of 50 world-changing inventions across health, technology, sustainability, fashion and the arts you’ll find creativity, imagination, and a talent for invention – it’s a tribute to the Australian spirit.
At around $1000, the Ayaneo 2S represents one of the best – and most affordable – options for powerhouse gaming on the go.
This device allows users to read, write and listen on the go, but not all at once – and for some, that might be its biggest selling point.
Do you love listening to music but hate not being able to hear what’s going on around you? These might be for you.
This self-warming, scented mask comes in Jasmine, Rose or Grapefruit varieties. But what about a comforting scent for blokes, too?
It’s light, pretty and the screen crease is now nearly invisible, meaning the latest $1,499 Motorola Razr 40 Ultra is putting up quite the fight against mobile phone competitors.
Apple is continuing its bid to bring first-time users to its ecosystem, finally releasing a 15-inch version – the most bought laptop size – of its MacBook Air in Australia.
The best place for the Philips NeoPix 520, and consequently anyone using it to watch TV shows or movies, is on its back. Just don’t knock it over.
The Heat Healer provides ‘heat therapy’ for your body and mind. If you can forget all the Bondi woo-woo, it’s actually a lovely refuge on a cold winter’s night.
A tablet without LTE in this economy? Google thinks it’ll have legs, and that users will spend big on multiple home docking stations.
It’s billed as ‘a workout for your face’. But why on Earth would anyone want to build up muscles there?
This ‘smart’ rubbish bin does all the dirty work at the touch of a button. What will you do with all the time on your hands now?
The new Dyson device will cost $2399, making it one of the most expensive robotic vacuums in the market. So is it worth it?
It’s touted as an alternative to waxing, lasering, plucking and epilation. But there’s a big problem with this ‘crystal hair remover’.
This year HMD became one of the first manufacturers to release a mobile phone that users could repair themselves without voiding the warranty. We put it to the test.
Die-hard fans can now get their hands on the latest Dyson gadget that promises to clean the air while also warming or cooling.
David Trewern’s eFoil invention already has a celebrity following. Now he wants to turn the world of Fliteboard into a serious sport.
Joysticks have long been considered an enthusiast peripheral, but Turtle Beach’s latest device should be front of mind for any gamer.
This robotic dog is more than just a fun toy – it’s a platform for STEM learning. Just don’t got arming it, alright?
First impressions are important, and our debut with this new robot vacuum didn’t really go to plan, but fortunately it was just opening night nerves.
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