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Amazon has made its Echo heard in Australia, giving Google's Home speakers some competition, and now it's back for round two with even more.

Your regular desktop monitor mightn't do pictures and video as well as other devices, and as phones, but thanks to some new developments, that could change. As long as you change your screen.

A more interactive movie experience where the colours jump off the screen is now available at home, but you'll need a few things.

One of Philips' older devices is being revived, at least a little, as its Hue lights tap into the power of light.

Have you ever wished that the lights in your home looked more like the lights in London or Honolulu, or another part of the world? Philips is making it happen, provided your lightbulbs are from the Hue line-up.

Before having children, you'll look into breast pumps, because it's normal for mums to want to feed their child naturally. However you feed them -- breastmilk or formula -- just make sure you do, but if you go down the breast, an electric pump is what you'll want best, and the Philips Avent gets close.

Buying for the early adopter isn't easy as they may have your gift, so why not appeal to their sense of tomorrow with something for that future today.

Switching a light on is pretty easy when it’s dark, but if you happen to be afraid of the dark, remote lights are even better. Fortunately smart lights can make the dark disappear simply by walking in.

Your home could get a little brighter next year, and not just with how many lumens it outputs.

Depending on the type of bulb you've gone for, the lights in your home are either going to be a warm yellow glow or something much cooler with LEDs. What if you could have both?