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Wearables are everywhere, but which one do you choose? We've got a guide just for that, helping you know the difference between smartband and smartwatch.

No longer a pipe dream, VR is really here, though it comes in so many different forms. Fortunately, we'll get to the bottom of everything from top dollar to cheap as.

We all know a "listener", and for this gift guide, we'll look at the best choices for a lover of sound, music, and things that make their ears dance.

The Galaxy Note 7 has had its ups and downs this year, because while it grabbed accolades, it also suffered major problems and was recalled. And now there's one more nail in the coffin.

If you want to join the mobile payment world where your phone becomes your wallet, there are some pretty specific requirement, and a new phone is pretty much always one of them. What if there was a shortcut? What if your watch could be the middle ground?

One thing you can't usually say about wearables is that they're rugged, as few smartwatches will survive a close encounter with a rock or even the ground. Samsung wants to change that, and in its latest Gear wearable, is bringing "tough" to the smartwatch.

If you still haven't taken your Galaxy Note 7 back for some reason or another, then aside for the risk of explosion, you may about to be given your best reason to return the thing: it's about to get a little less battery friendly.

Love netball? Keen to see what the Australian Diamonds do on a day-to-day basis. Samsung has a virtual training session you'll want to see.

After weeks of confusion, of recalls and replacements and redressed stories again and again, Samsung is saying "that's all folks" for its Note 7.

What happens to your phone after you're done with it, after you decide to upgrade? Does it collect dust waiting to be used or thrown out, because if it does, your mobile could serve another possibly higher purpose.