Netgear

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.

The 802.11ac WiFi routers of today are fast, but they could always be faster, and that's exactly why Netgear has a new router touting a new standard on the way.

The next generation of mobile voice and internet is getting closer, and with 5G phones likely to launch in 2019, Telstra has tested a couple of devices on the network.

So many new gadgets, including DJI’s pocket stabilised camera, Jaybird’s 14 hour earphones, power packs, Raspberry Pi, streaming sports, and more. It’s a gadget packed five minute episode of The Wrap. Listen now.

Getting WiFi to stretch the length of the home isn't easy at the best of times, but outside? Yeesh. And so Netgear has been building something.

One of the biggest problems at home is almost always going to be network bandwidth, and bigger homes get it more than anyone. But there are solutions, and Netgear is adding one this week.

A security camera is there primarily to watch over your home, but an Arlo camera should soon be able to tell you a little more about what's happening.

Scaring off would-be intruders is different from capturing them on camera, but Arlo has a solution that connects both of those.

How fast is fast? Turns out the answer to that is so fast, it may seer your eyebrows, as Telstra announces it's working to deliver the fastest 4G speeds yet: 2Gbps. Yikes.

Cameras aplenty from Fujifilm, Panasonic, D-Link, Netgear, and two on the back of Huawei’s new phone. Click! It’s The Wrap.