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How is 5G becoming more affordable, and what can you do with all that speed? From Australia’s telcos to what’s new from Google, this week is all about 5G for all, and all in five.

As 5G starts to drip in to more price points, Nokia is joining with a $900 5G smartphone, complete with some neat features and Android 11.

We're well and truly past the dessert names now, as Android 11 goes live without any sweeteners, and yet with more organisation.

There’s a lot happening lately, from big phones without a big price, to big sound coming home. This week on The Wrap, we’ll talk why big phones with lots of cameras are getting cheaper, and the latest big sound you can get at home from Sonos. All in five.

This week, learn how the iPhone is changing for wearing face masks, the updates to Dell’s XPS line of laptops, how THX is coming to your ears, and what Sennheiser’s latest big headphones are like, all in five minutes.

Lots of cameras are becoming the big deal feature in phones, and in Nokia's latest, the plan is to get four in for below $400.

The world keeps going, and gadgets keep coming, and this week is no exception. Find out what’s new on the way in phones, how real sports are going digital, and if the new iPad Pro is worth your money. All in five.

Since its release last year, Android 10 has been slow to roll out to devices, but a few more will see the dessert-less Android shortly.

Telstra and Optus both joined 5G in 2019, so when will the last of the big three telcos get it? Next year, it seems.

The Pixel 4 has been announced, and that’s not all. From smartphones to headphones to cameras and more. Find out what else is coming in five minutes.