PlayStation 5

There will be two ways to jump into Sony's latest PlayStation 5, and they'll start with the digital-only disc-less model for near $600.

New TV technology to take on OLED, wearable tech to monitor stress, plus what’s coming in phones and security cameras at home. Tech is changing, and it’s all in five minutes.

Not sure if your TV will run the next PlayStation? Good news: if it was bought in the past decade, you should be fine. Possibly longer.

The world of 5G is becoming more accessible with more phones, so what’s new? Plus what’s coming in cameras, smart locks, and more. All in five.

With the next PlayStation on its way for the holiday season, buying a TV to suit seems like a logical plan. Unfortunately, Sony's approach could just end up confusing more people long term.

In the audiophile headphone world, planar magnets tend to get attention, but they're crossing to more gamers, too.

This week on The Wrap, we’ll explore mid-range phones, review Moto’s G8, and talk about Sony’s next console, the PlayStation 5. All that in five.

The next Xbox is coming, but it will have fierce competition, as Sony shows off the next PlayStation, coming to Australia in 2020.

As the year pushes on, game console manufacturers are giving us a taste of what we have to look forward to in their next consoles, and that includes how we control it.

There hasn't been an official PlayStation announcement of sorts, but ahead of the console and its games being shown next year, Sony is talking up what you can expect from the PS5.