Kobo adds writing, listening to eReading with Sage
The future of reading may well be using an eBook reader as opposed to a printed paper book, but Kobo is adding a…
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Technology doesn’t just cover the gadgets you watch, but also what you watch and listen to, as well.
For this reason, Pickr covers music and video services, and even reading and gaming services, too. Streaming services connect deeply with technology today, and we’ll bring you as much Australian home entertainment news, reviews, and insights, including costs and service offerings.
Movie Frenzy kicks in for a week of movie price cuts
Staying home has become the defacto norm of 2021, but if you need a reason to stay in beyond the obvious, movies…
Dynamic spatial audio comes to Atmos on Apple Music, what does it mean?
That directional sound is coming to what you hear on Apple Music, as Atmos changes the direction of audio. How…
Foxtel preps a Flash of a news stream on-demand
You have lots of ways of checking the news, but if news is what you dig, a new service that blends live news is coming.
Amazon makes a Kindle reading experience bigger, brighter, better
A new generation of the Kindle Paperwhite gets a bigger screen, smaller bezels, warm light, and depending on how…
Apple Music taps Shazam to know your favourite dance mixes
Your favourite DJ could be playing your song, but the next time you hear that list, you might even be able to…
Foxtel slims, cuts the cable from the iQ5
Subscribers to Foxtel with an older box plus newbies will see an upgrade built to be slick, 4K friendly, and…
Philips, Spotify connect colour and sound
Turning your home into a nightclub has never been easier, provided you have a Spotify account and a few Hue lightbulbs.
Primephonic bought by Apple, joining Apple Music
One of the dedicated classical streaming music services has been bought, and will join one of the big players in…
SubHub bundles subscriptions for Optus customers
Wish you could manage your service subscriptions from one place? If you're an Optus customer, you'll soon have…