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Pickr’s Best Picks: the best tech of 2019
It’s been a big year, and easily Pickr’s biggest yet, but we’ve narrowed down our picks for 2019 to help you work out what’s worth your time and money.
Telstra TV returns with Roku for round three
If you don’t own a smart TV and want a way to connect to Netflix, Stan, and movie rentals, you have options, and Telstra’s latest gadget updates things once more.
Gyenno builds eating stability for those with Parkinson’s
Neurological conditions like Parkinson’s cause a dramatic shift to the lives of people it touches, but at least one gadget we saw at CES has the power to help return a sense of normality.
Sennheiser stuns with Ambeo 3D soundbar, HD 820 headphones
The engineers at Sennheiser are sending a message loud and clear with what it showed at CES 2018, and it’s this: we will rock you. And they’re doing just that.
OtterBox makes a proper box in a bear-resistant esky
Some of the best things we saw at CES weren’t, in fact, gadgets. One was actually just a box. Yes, a box.
Ecovacs connects IoT, robots to do your cleaning
Robot vacuum cleaners aren’t necessarily anything new, but one you can talk to that will clean your floor and then mop it? And how about a window cleaner? The robotic janitorial reality is here.
D-Link hopes to get your entire home connected, protected
We all have WiFi, but some of us need better WiFi at home, and WiFi everywhere, and protected WiFi. So how do you do this, and what sort of devices can make WiFi better overall? D-Link thinks it has a few answers this year.
Aussie Brydge to keep your iPad, Surface typing, durable
We’re big fans of both the Microsoft Surface and the Apple iPad Pro, but the keyboards available for them can be a little flimsy. If you like a solid keyboard, you tend to need to look to third party makers, and an Aussie is showing off its wares at CES just for that.
Sony’s robotic dog Aibo is all kinds of aww-some
You expect to find TVs, computers, phones, and headphones at a consumer electronics show. What you don’t necessarily expect is to fall in love with a robotic dog.
