We're always up for a story about technology we can't afford, and in the case of Audeze's latest take on its planar magnetic headphones, that is certainly the case. Anyone got a cool five or six grand laying around they don't actually need? Us neither.

Have you ever wished that the lights in your home looked more like the lights in London or Honolulu, or another part of the world? Philips is making it happen, provided your lightbulbs are from the Hue line-up.

Sonos' multiroom speakers are the most known of all of the multiroom options, but they come with one major caveat: they only connect to Sonos speakers. Or that was the case until a HiFi maker joined in this week.

In a world where everything can become a little same-samey over time, it can be nice to see something unusual. And Sony's Ear Duo definitely qualifies.

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.

Why WiFi at home is on the mend, which app has Adobe made free, how has Apple made the world a little greener, what's the music service Google is making, how is Lenovo shaking up phones, and what crazy idea has Sony cooked up. All those questions answered on The Wrap.

The first properly bezel-less and notch-less phone may be on the way, and Motorola's owner may be the one to get there first.

What is arguably Australia's most famous satellite has received an upgrade to its design this week, adding a special "bionic ear" that will listen to the song of space.

Wireless networking at home might just get a little easier very shortly, as the WiFi Alliance builds a standard that will let you buy into mesh networking from multiple makers, not just one.

The smart home is on its way, but what does that mean for your fridge? Depending on the model you buy, it just might help control that home of yours.