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It’s by no means necessary but the Google Home Hub is an incredibly cool piece of tech that foreshadows the company’s vision for an Assistant-led future.
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Hisense's first OLED TV finally gets Australian pricing and availability
Hisense is moving to catch up with big-brand rivals, officially announcing pricing and availability for its first OLED TV.
Sonos pushes back Google Assistant support for its smart speakers to 2019
Sonos has finally provided an update on Google Assistant support for its Sonos One and Sonos Beam speakers, pushing the software feature back to 2019.
Sonos announce HAY for Sonos One Limited Edition Collection
Sonos has announced a partnership with Danish design brand HAY to bring Australian consumers the HAY for Sonos One Limited Edition Collection.
PAX AUS 2018: Alienware isn't looking to sell a gaming smartphone just yet
We spoke to Alienware’s Frank Azor at this year’s PAX Australia and he admitted that gaming smartphones are a category that the traditionally PC-focused brand does consider from time to time.
Top alternatives to Apple TV
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LG WK7 Smart Speaker review: A simple song
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One year later, Alexa is still the only voice assistant for the Sonos One.
As someone who’s a big fan of the company’s hardware, it feels like Sonos is dropping the ball in 2018 when it comes to software.
Ultimate Ears Megaboom 3 review: Once More With Feeling
Most just want something that’s easy to carry, sounds good and doesn’t cost them too much - and the Ultimate Ears Megaboom 3 is all of those things.
How to set up Google Home, Google Home Mini or Google Assistant-powered smart speaker
If you’re one of the many new owners of a Google Home or Google Home Mini smart speaker, you might be a bit confused about how to set it up and get started. Here’s a quick and easy-to-understand guide.
Amazon Echo Spot review: Full, in-depth review
The Echo Spot feels like a really-specific option that’s only really going to be worth if you’re comfortable with letting another webcam into your life and actively-enthusiastic about the ability to integrate Alexa voice commands into your current smart security setup.
Amazon bolster Australian Echo lineup with Echo Show and Echo Sub
Amazon has announced that the new Echo Sub will be coming to Australia alongside the refreshed Echo Dot, Echo Plus and Echo Show.
Panasonic releases DP-UB9000 Blu-ray player
Panasonic has announced thats its premium DP-UB9000 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray player will be available in November.
Foxtel updates Foxtel GO
Foxtel has unveiled the updated arrival of Foxtel GO.
LG's 2018 TVs get smarter from today with Google Assistant and Alexa support
Owners of 2018 LG TVs will now be free to integrate their home entertainment setup with the Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa.
Best TVs of 2018
Which are the best OLED, QLED and LCD LED TVs that you can buy in 2018?
Best Smart Speakers You Can Buy Right Now
Google Home? Apple HomePod? Amazon Echo? Which smart speakers sounds the best and which is worth your money?
Editor's choice mini hi-fi
These mini hi-fi systems are the best we've reviewed in the last 12 months.
Editor's choice Blu-ray players
These are the best Blu-ray players you can buy from the last year.
Microsoft Expert Review - Office 365 Business Premium 2018
Office 365 Home is a great solution for household use but it’s not really designed to be a catch-all for modern businesses. For one, it’s not actually licensed for commercial use. Then, looking beyond that legal detail, Office 365 Home only really covers the basics. Microsoft’s classic trinity of creative software - Word, Excel and Powerpoint - is as useful as ever but the company are investing more and more in cloud services and specialised business applications. And the bulk of those aren’t on the menu when it comes to the home version of Office 365.
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