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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.

It’s a pun opportunity we couldn’t let escape, but a new Aussie gadget acting much like a Fitbit has real value to farmers.

If your kids are into The Wiggles, and you have all the wiggle-wiggle-woo stuck in your head, you'll soon be able to get Google to do the propeller around and around.

Need to get something from the chemist but don't feel up to leaving the house? Believe it or not, but there's an app for that.

Smartwatches are great for tracking your movements and health, but what about that of your kids? A local gadget may well come to the rescue.

Audiofly's latest take on the wireless in-ear monitor style of earphones is the AF100W Mark 2. Are they worthy of your ears, or can you do better?

As the 3.5mm jack says disappears, it might be time to give wireless a go, and Australia's Audiofly is offering temptation in the form of wireless starting from $60.