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The time for cheering on your favourite team in the sport of soccer is here as FIFA World Cup kicks off, and you can get involved on pretty much any device you own: smartphone, tablet, TV, and more. Find out how.

Audio books have long been an easy way to get stuck into reading, but if you're at home and want to listen, the solution has been to plug your phone into speak or read it yourself. Now, Alexa can do it.

Spotify won't be the only free music service in Australia next week, as Google's YouTube launches its own competitor with some interesting additions.

Force Friday may not be for another few months, but that's not the only Star Wars special occasion out there, as Amazon joins in for the May 4 special.

One of the coolest tricks of the Star Wars droids has been rolled out to the latest Star Wars film, and that means you can get comfortable with R2 or a BB-bot.

Few music videos make you relive Dire Straits' verse of "I want my MTV-eeeee" quite like 'Money for Nothing', but if you love yourself some music television, Apple's latest edition is made for you.

The latest Star Wars movie only came out in December, but there's good news if you've been keen to watch it again and again: it will be out very shortly.

CES’ surprising lack of 8K interest means we may not be ready for the extreme resolution. It might not even be ready properly for folks at home until 2020.

The home theatre PC is well and truly dead, replaced with the server and the living room, but what if you want something more personal?

Couldn’t get enough of story time as a child? No worries, because the Google Assistant has just learned how to read, and it won’t just be a fairy tale or two.