CES 2019

We see them everywhere, and we know why: they're very good for the price. And now Audio Technica's M50x headphones are getting a change for the better.

If you're keen to be one of the first to get your hands on a 5G phone this year, you may need to be a Telstra customer, based on what we're hearing at CES. Given that Telstra has the only 5G network switched on in Australia, this may or may not come as no surprise.

Buying a phone with a big screen won't cost an arm or a leg this year, as even the entry-level will see full-view from at least one phone maker.

TVs may make up a large portion of what CES 2019 is all about, but if you fancy a new computer this year and you're not a gamer, Lenovo has news, too.

Not everyone is trying their hand in 8K this year. Instead some are focusing on perfecting 4K, something Hisense is looking to do in 2019.

The battery life on the Apple iPhone XR and XS models is better than it has ever been, but if you need more life and want to keep using the Lightning port for EarPods, you may need something else.

If you've invested in the Arlo security system and you have a bunch of other connected devices in your home, good news: some of them will talk to each other this year.

Not sure if a tablet could be useful when it's not in use? Think again, just think Android and Alexa.

That 8K conversation is going to be more than just jargon this year, as Sony joins in with its own ideas on how 8K should look.

A 5G revolution is coming, delivering faster speeds than even the NBN can deliver, so how will you get those speeds at home? D-Link might have an answer.