Everything new streaming in May
WITH May just around the corner, here’s everything being added next month, with the best picks highlighted.
Home Entertainment
How to save thousands on a TV
WANT a top-shelf new TV? Here’s how to upgrade to a premium model, while saving thousands.
Adelaide gamer brings some Mercy to heated competition
A SOLE South Australian player is making a big name for himself in one of the world’s biggest eSports Leagues.
Blatant flaw with $299 gadget
THIS product from an established brand promises and delivers a great experience. There is just one potential dealbreaker.
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Middle finger emoji is finally here
WE HAVE waited several long years for it to come. But finally, our prayers have been answered and the middle finger emoji is here.
What makes Windows 10 better?
MICROSOFT’S new operating system represents the death of some programs and the revival of others. Here are seven ways Windows 10 changes the game.
Why Windows’ boss wants you to upgrade
WINDOWS 10 launches today, but not without controversy. Amid the criticism, boss Terry Myerson is standing by the software’s annoying forced upgrades.
Windows 10: Everything you need to know
WINDOWS 10 has arrived. This is how to install it, what’s so good about it and why Microsoft skipped Windows 9.
Streaming wars game-changer
AN AUSSIE company is launching a new TV service that is set to change how Australians watch television forever.
Female video game characters get awesome makeover
LARA Croft might kick some serious arse on screen, but in real life her body would defy physics. Check out 10 iconic female video game characters reimagined as real women.
The one TV to smash them all
WHEN it comes to buying the best of the best in televisions, there’s only one option. And this is it.
Seven adds ‘fourth channel’ online
GET ready to add another videostreaming option to your viewing menu — Yahoo will today launch a new channel online for exclusive, first-run comedies.
Netflix’s stupid email warning to men
NETFLIX has offered up a list of films and TV shows blokes can watch with their wives and girlfriends on the day when no professional sports are on TV.
Do you really want Google on your TV?
The first Google Android-powered smart TV has arrived in Australia, but is it any good? From voice search to big-screen Crossy Road, we investigate.
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