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It's not just Microsoft, Sony or Nintendo that have a console, and if you like gaming, Nvidia's option is coming to Australia, too.

Huawei's camera efforts gets serious, Apple's educational ideas are firmed, Google comes to more TVs, and 5G hits Australia early. It's The Wrap.

Smart TVs let you do so much, from surfing the web to watching catch-up TV to apps, and more, and Kogan's latest aims to compete with the big boys thanks to Google.

If you still watch a lot of TV, you're not alone, but if you wished your TV had access to apps, 4K video, and a free-to-air tuner all in the one place, Vodafone is making it happen.

Intel meets AMD, Porsche and Huawei, Foxtel with Android, and Sony and "awesome". It’s a collaborative Wrap.

There isn’t a lot of choice in the OLED world, but with the Sony A1 OLED TV, that world has opened up just a little more, and it’s hard not to be impressed.

Everyone has a big TV, but one that makes the colour vibrant and beautiful? That’s what it is to make a more modern experience, and that’s exactly what Sony has crafted in the 2017 X9300E.

It's been a while since we've seen the "Toshiba" name grace anything that wasn't a computer or an air conditioner, but the brand is back, and it's going across every major television resolution.

Another year, another milestone, and this week Google has revealed to everyone how many devices feature Android at its I/O conference, and the number ain't small.

It's not only LG that has an OLED screen or two this year, as Sony gets into gear and finally (finally) releases an organic LED screen.