Are these the world’s best headphones?
Some might think spending $7000 on a pair of headphones is crazy – but they probably haven’t listened to Utopia, from French brand Focal.
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Better sleep, less stress: the new must-have gadget
Athletes are already using hi-tech $300 massage goggles, so it is time to test whether they really do improve your wellbeing.
New GoPro packs a punch – but can it take one too?
The HERO11 is the size of two Tim Tams and promises some of the best action footage on the market for $799, but it’s facing some stiff competition. So we put it to the test.
iPhone 14: Is it worth the upgrade?
Comparing Apples to Apples, latest smartphone offers multiple battery life and camera improvements, but are they enough?
Is Apple’s iPhone 14 really worth it?
The value of Apple’s iPhone 14 will vary depending on how much you use advanced smartphone features.
Apple iPhone 14 … it could save your life
New satellite-connected emergency feature will allow users to text for help when out of range, while new iPhones will also be able to detect if you’ve been in a car crash.
Origin enters EV charging market
EV charging for body corporates and shared premium chargers booked via an app for unit or office blocks are being trialled in Sydney and Melbourne.
What will be in Apple’s iPhone 14?
The rumour mill is buzzing, with Apple gearing up to launch four new iPhones this week and maybe even a virtual reality headset – here’s what to expect.
The best gadgets at Europe’s tech show
Kitchen appliances without cords and a toothbrush that cleans your teeth in 10 seconds are among the innovations turning heads in Berlin.
Got a spare $650K and a mad streak?
This jetpack, powered by an array of jet engines, could be just the thing.
Review: How new Samsung folding phones rate
Samsung’s latest Galaxy Z Flip4 and Fold4 are aimed at the social media market with loads of camera tricks for perfect selfies and videos. But are they worth the hefty price tag?
Hands free: these sunnies take photos and video
These sunnies from Ray-Ban are the answer to that nagging question, can I possibly get more cameras in my life?
Wait, when did we all start using Apple Pay?
For the world’s biggest tech company, slow and steady is paying off.
Samsung goes back to OLED after 9-year hiatus
Samsung is selling OLED TVs after an absence of nine years. We review its first model.
Canva targets enterprise
Canva is zeroing in further on the enterprise market but selling enterprise offerings may not be the pushover that its original consumer package was.
Great news for lazy-arsed neat-freaks!
This next-generation robotic floor cleaner is equipped with AI, a camera and a virtual assistant… anyone else feel a little nervous?
Samsung’s ‘immense’ upgrade revealed
Samsung’s original Galaxy Fold was an unmitigated disaster when it was released in 2019. But now, the Fold4 is the phone/tablet hybrid you didn’t know you needed.
iPhone app builds body profile
The mPort app uses Apple iPhone depth sensing technology to build a complete dossier of your body health.
Canon offers a game changer
The Canon EOS R7 has thrown down the challenge to the rest of the enthusiast camera world.
‘Lossless audio’ with NuraTrue Pro earbuds
Melbourne based Nura says it has made 95 per cent of earbuds obsolete. Its NuraTrue Pro earbuds offer Bluetooth streamed lossless audio.
Stick this in your grounds
It’s a useful device for anyone who wants to raise their game as a domestic barista.
Google Pixel 6a big on features
Google’s budget Pixel 6a phone has come at the right time if you’re worried about rising cost of living pressures.
Feature-packed drone puts you in the picture
An upgraded sensor, 4K HDR video and RAW photography help make the DJI Mini 3 Pro a worthy drone for recording holiday adventures.
Is that a hunting trophy?
No, it’s a $600 hose-hanger for fashionistas.
Apple’s MacBook Air goes back to the future in 2022
This year’s MacBook Air has a retro touch. While it’s fast and powerful, and offers great battery life, it also sees the return of a feature from yesteryear.
Solar EV charging option looms large
EV drivers increasingly want to power their vehicle with solar energy.
Like a cinema for your face
The latest “smart glasses” have screens in the lenses for a private cinematic experience. But are they worth the price tag?
Smart home tech gets a major overhaul
Complicated installation and frequent disconnections has rendered smart homes too difficult for many but major change is coming.
Let there be light
Nanoleaf’s CEO Gimmy Chu is readying sensor technology as the iconic LED modular lighting firm eyes the future.
Dell and Lenovo take on Apple
Lenovo and Dell are offering shiny, premium lightweight yet powerful Windows laptops to compete for consumers.
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