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Apple and Sony aren't the only in-earphones with noise cancelling tech in town, as Jabra joins with something both new and old.

Australians keen to get stuck into a virtual world might soon get their chance, as Oculus pushes deep into the next generation of VR with the Quest 2.

Last year, 5G was strictly for the high-end. This year, it's graced the mid-range. Next year, 5G hits more handsets at more price points.

Expect more noise cancellation across earphones in the coming months, as chip-maker Qualcomm comes up with a way to make noise cancellation more adaptive to fit and the world you walk in.

Up until now, the world of 5G has been limited to flagship phones, but that's about to change.

One of the leading chip makers has revealed its next processor, and with it, an idea of what to expect from phones next year.

This week on The Wrap, we’ll look at the sort of gadgets your kids are sure to love, covering tech that teaches and gear they can control, plus look to what you can expect from new phones next year, all in five minutes.

The first phones with 5G are announced, so what about the first laptops? There's one of those this week, as well.

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.

Think your home broadband connection is fast? Telstra just proved 4G is one of the fastest connection types on the planet, breaking through the 2Gbps mark.