smart speakers

If you subscribe to Apple Music, you might be able to play your playlists on more than just the HomePod come Christmas time, as Echo adds support for Apple Music, too.

Google's Home Hub isn't alone in the smart display world, and has just been joined by the JBL Link View, with the same concept but focused on sound. Is it worth your time?

Smart speakers are all the rage, and the more skills they have, the more they can do. But what if you wanted to make your own skill?

Smart speakers come in lots of sizes, but most are small and medium. What if you want a big sound in your home? You might want the Google Home Max.

Not sure whether you want a speaker or something with a little more? Google's Home Hub is getting a little friendly competition as JBL joins up.

Sonos hasn't quite made a full transition to supporting every major smart speaker platform, and apparently it still won't until next year.

For at least the past year, your choice of Sonos has been pretty black and white, but a Danish designer is adding a splash or two of colour.

Google has a new way to make your home smarter, and thanks to its 7 inch touchscreen, could make the whole smart home thing much, much easier. What is the Google Home Hub?

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.

Most smart speakers are stuck where they're plugged in, but if you want a smart speaker to go, you may not have options. Except when you do.