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The next generation of mobile voice and internet is getting closer, and with 5G phones likely to launch in 2019, Telstra has tested a couple of devices on the network.

The icon who likes his martinis shaken, not stirred will have his movies streamed, not downloaded in 4K on Stan from December 26.

After offering almost every light fitting the chance to go smart with app and voice controlled lighting, Philips is taking its Hue smart lighting outdoors.

Australia isn't as connected to the rest of the world as we'd hoped, because while America will be getting Apple Music on Amazon devices in December, Australians probably won't.

Sony's original PlayStation is back in a tiny edition, and the good news is that it's coming with games and a smaller size than when it first came out.

Now that smart lighting is a thing, we can make the lightbulb do more, and potentially the wall with it, which is what Nanoleaf's latest smart home addition is for.

Limited edition devices can come from anywhere, and while they're frequently for video game consoles, McLaren is painting a limited edition VR headset.

If you're using a laptop where you can upgrade the hard drive, you might want to wait until January, where Samsung's next drive could potentially it to a massive maximum 4TB size.

If you subscribe to Apple Music, you might be able to play your playlists on more than just the HomePod come Christmas time, as Echo adds support for Apple Music, too.

A drone maker has just made a camera built to be smaller and more stable than anything you might hold by hand, and at $599, it's a camera that could seriously grab some attention.