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Hot days need cool fans, and the Dyson Pure Cool Link might be the coolest, integrating an air purifier with some much needed smarts.

The next appliance made to keep you cool is also made to keep your house allergen free.

Kogan's take on the smart home isn't stopping at heaters, as the company looks into ways to light up and keep your home cool.

The warm months are here, and you know it, as the temperature reads “hot”. How do you stay cool if you can’t install a big air conditioner? How can you keep cool if you rent?

Summer can mean sweltering temperatures and the need to cool down quickly. Fans don’t always cut it, either, so what can you do? Turn to a portable cooler, and Evapolar might have the answer.

Keeping the air cool and clean is only an appliance away, and hey, there's an app, too. That’s Dyson’s Pure Hot+Cool Link in a nutshell.

Air conditioning tends to be big and bulky, and that's not good for portability. Fortunately an Aussie has been thinking about it, and has built something a little more mobile.

Microsoft changes the way it does business with students, Dyson heats and cleans your room, Optus keeps you connected, and a glimpse into Disneyland's future. This is The Wrap.

As summer starts to fade and the temperature drops, the old heaters come out to warm up the homestead. Announced this week, Dyson's latest approach here is to make the heater able to clean your home, too.

The weather is getting warmer, evident from the nearly obscene temperatures Australia is facing, so what can you do to stay cool and sane?