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Finishing IFA 2018 off with headphones, speakers, and computers, while also covering Canon's mirrorless EOS R, Lenovo's take on VR, and iPhone rumours ahead of next week's launch. All in five minutes on The Wrap.

It's taken most of the year, but one of the cooler things launched at CES is finally coming to Australia.

Folks who need a computer with a lot of power generally have to go for something big and sizeable, but the latest from Lenovo appears to be going the other way.

All of Apple's big announcements from WWDC, what's new from Sonos, tidbits from Computex, and a 60 hour phone reviewed. All that in The Wrap. Tune in.

We had high hopes for the first readily available all-screen smartphone the moment Lenovo started teasing it, but all is not as it seems.

Phone design is changing, and while some still try to emulate the layout of Apple's iPhone, the focus now is on a total vision of the future: the all-encompassing screen. How close are we?

Why WiFi at home is on the mend, which app has Adobe made free, how has Apple made the world a little greener, what's the music service Google is making, how is Lenovo shaking up phones, and what crazy idea has Sony cooked up. All those questions answered on The Wrap.

The first properly bezel-less and notch-less phone may be on the way, and Motorola's owner may be the one to get there first.

It's not only an "Intel-inside" world, and Lenovo's IdeaPad 720S gives us a taste of what AMD can do inside laptops, as well. Thin and light, is the IdeaPad 720S worth the price, or does it need more?

Apple meets MTV, Sphero meets The Last Jedi, Intel and Microsoft meets gaming, and Lenovo meets AMD. Meet The Wrap.