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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.

Headphones tend to have their own personality, but what if a pair adopted your individual sound? That's what the Nuraphone headphones are attempting, and it even comes from a local Aussie brand, too.

Every headphone has a distinct personality, but few are focused on your hearing's health. However two Australians are looking to change that.

Some of the best technology for filmmaking appears on stills cameras, and folks like Sony and Panasonic are leading the charge. And yet on the horizon, an Aussie player could offer something unexpected.

You've heard of the smart speaker, the smart light, and the smart door lock, now prepare to meet the next addition to a smart home: the smart mirror.

Star Wars goes home, Android Pay changes, Aussie ingenuity strikes again, and Microsoft's Surface Book is given a gander. It's The Wrap.