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The next song you run a Shazam on could just tell you where it'll be played live, as Apple makes Shazam play with concert listings.

Much of the tech learning seems to see men doing the teaching, but that doesn't have to be the case. For International Women's Day, we're looking at resources women can rely on.

Swipe left and swipe right may mean something for the dating scene, but they could also tell you the next concert you buy tickets for.

Pinterest isn't typically the place where you buy things, but testing furniture out is coming, as it takes a page from the augmented reality playbook.

Need a friend to go on a run, but don't have a friend to go running with? If you have Apple Fitness, that friend may as well be a podcast made specifically for it.

Summer isn't always easy in Australia, but if you need a map to help you plan what you're doing, Google Maps will be tracking bushfires in real-time.

Need to convince the kids Santa is real, but don't want to go near a shopping centre? The DualVerse app "Video Call Santa" can help keep Santa alive.

Learning how to make apps inside Apple's learn-to-code Swift Playgrounds just got a little more real.

Video editing no longer needs "an app for that", as Australia's online design gem adds video editing to its online system.

The latest Kinder surprise is made to be a little more interactive than a cheap toy you find inside a chocolate egg.