Apps

Ever since we've been working from home, our video call backgrounds have been in urgent need of oomph. Facebook intends to do that with some art, and there's a local story on one.

I don't normally read magazines. And yet I'm reading more mags than ever, as Apple News+ returns me to magazines in a big way.

Your family history is probably in photographs of the past, but thanks to machine learning and an app, they could be somewhat living once again.

If you're one of the people who has no qualms about owning a Google-less take on Android with a recent Huawei phone, you'll now get a map solution that talks to transport.

There's a new take on podcasts on the way, as one of the country's biggest radio suppliers finds a way to get podcasts, news, and music in the one place.

The latest set of brick from Lego is Lego Vidiyo, and connects an app to your imagination, turning you into a minifig music video superstar.

Finding calm isn't always easy, and apps can help, but in a world where wellness costs money, Oppo's freebie is a welcome addition.

Lego's latest take on tech finds a way to bring music to imagination with a little help of augmented reality.

Earlier in the week, Samsung delivered a free TV channel assortment for owners of their TVs. Now, LG's TVs are getting something of their own.

IKEA in Australia has finally embraced the mobile age, and won't force you to navigate its stores if you want to buy its furniture.