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We can't all be make our way to Gallipoli for Anzac Day, but the importance of this day cannot be overstated, and so Google's virtual tour provides a glimpse of what it's like for those who can't go.

Having trouble waking up? If you have a Philips Hue and a Google Home or Assistant helping you, you could bring the sunrise into your home. Kinda.

You can talk to your phone, your speaker, and your computer, and that's great for controlling Spotify with your words, but what about a practical use: what about something that returns independence to people who might not be as tech savvy?

It has no real name and no real release date, but if you like to live dangerously and have a Pixel smartphone, Android Q is kind of here.

Need a bit of a time waster today? Google might have one for you, with an online game that harks back to when you were younger and more likely to play an educational game.

Is your access to Gmail a little wonky at the moment? The good news is you don't have to panic and you're not alone, but the bad news is Google hasn't said when it will be fixed.

With massive cameras, positively huge phone developments, and a sizeable look at your security, this week was all about the big picture. Find out how in five minutes.

It's all too easy to find out your email and passwords have been included in a breach, so if your browser can tell you, wouldn't it be useful?

Sonos users already get their pick of pretty much every music service to listen through their multiroom speakers, and now they get one more: YouTube Music.

The year has only just begun, and yet the countdown to the next best smartphone has begun. What looks good for the new year?