Australian technology

A party speaker that lets you save money for the actual party? The BlueAnt X5 might make a compromise, but with its price, that might not bother you.

If you're planning a podcast with a group of friends, capturing the sound of many isn't easy. But it's about to get that way.

We're all trying to save a bit of energy, and with Australia's app-connected Zega digital cookware, we just might get there.

Everyone has a different body type, and that can make shopping a little hit and miss, but an Aussie app idea hopes to change that.

The next type of cooking you do on your stove could be one that does some of the cooking for you, and doesn't need you to be in front of it. And better yet, an Australian brand made it happen.

Your phone is a powerful gadget, and can do all sorts of things, but the NSW Police could end up using it for something else: finding people.

Making a video but not sure how to make the microphone sound better? Australia's Rode has a compact solution on the way for enthusiasts and pros alike.

Australian accessory maker EFM isn't just making cases. It's also making a case for portable audio, with the wireless noise cancelling EFM Austin Studio.

It's not unusual to see cameras break big price points, but if you're looking for a lot of resolution focused on film, Australia's Blackmagic may have something worth checking out.

Great ideas come from Australia, some that have change the world. From WiFi to the black box, Aussies have done amazing things, but what about now? From family-focused tech to tech that deals with focus, here are some of them.