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Even though the iPad Pro is fast and capable, it's not a MacBook Pro. But what if it could feel like one? That's the premise of the Brydge 11 Pro.

Athletes need every edge they can get, and technology can help. For the 2019 Ashes tour, Cricket Australia has been taking advantage of a wearable.

Not sure if you need a standard lightbulb? Aussie outfit Lifx is joining Nanoleaf in offering lighting that is more part of the decor of your home than a boring bulb.

A pair of headphones that tests your hearing? Yep, it's been done, and an Australian is at the heart. What makes Audeara's headphones so special, and are they a good choice?

Everyone hears differently, but some headphones are modelled around this. And later this year, a new pair of in-ears, as well.

Headphones aren't generally cheap, and noise cancelling cans, doubly so, which is why it's interesting to see a headphone maker join in with a leasing program.

Most people love a good deal, but we're not always aware of when we can save on the things we're subscribed to. And that's where an Aussie app could help.

Australian headphone maker Audiofly has made a dent in the budget Bluetooth earphone world with 2017's AF33W, bundling in great wireless sound for $60. So what's the follow-up like?

Divers and swimmers concerned by the possibility of sharks may want to turn to technology, as an Australian gadget looks to deflect and protect.

Australians are responsible for some of the world’s best ideas, including WiFi and the black box on flights, but what else are we doing? We talked to three Aussie companies, and find out what Australians need to do to make it in the world of tech.