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.
Live recordings aren’t anything new, and some of the best albums have come from something live. But Apple’s latest experiment builds a place just for live, and will see special recordings made in this new hall.
Another streaming service is on the way, as a streaming guide makes the shift to a streaming provider. What’s happening, and will it include local content?
Not a fan of how your children’s musical tastes keep finding their way to your feed? Spotify might have an answer for that.
Star Trek turns 60 this year, giving geeks of all kinds a reason to celebrate. But if you want to do more than make the Vulcan salute, here are a few other ways to partake.
Artists using AI to make music won’t quite get hit the top charts locally, as the Australian recording industry sets out rules regarding where AI is used.
Unsure if what you’re listening to is legitimately a real artist or something made by a machine and a prompt? Spotify now has a label for that. And some rules.
Post-covid, getting people back into the cinema might need a little more oomph than simply having big films. For that, Hoyts is giving the viewing experience a little more.
Need to keep your kids on track for everything in their lives? A digital planner you can mount on fridges and walls just found its way to some Disney magic of sorts.
Subscriptions to Apple services are about to cost a little more, even if your Apple account may not have officially acknowledged it yet.
Not every track on your music service is there for creative expression. Some are there solely to make money, and Spotify thinks it has millions worked out.
