Techknow: Electric bikes
Jayne D'Arcy Upgrade to an electric bike to put in more miles and give you more smiles.
Film buffs grapple with the big picture
Rod Easdown Like a big screen? TV is easier, but a projection system is like going to the movies.
Techknow: Millions of tracks at your fingertips
Adam Turner Music subscription services Spotify and Rdio each offer millions of tracks for a small monthly fee, Adam Turner writes.
Techknow: dirty truth unearthed
Jayne D'Arcy Powerful vacuum cleaners can reveal just how much is lurking in your carpet, Jayne D'Arcy writes.
Streaming
How HBO and streaming TV could spell new hope for an Apple-made television
Hayley Tsukayama With cracks showing in American TV's all-powerful cable bundle paradigm, is the time right for a television that does for TV what the iPod did for music?
Premium hi-fi system music to the ears
Rod Easdown That old stereo set-up may sound fine, but technology has changed and today's top systems not only sound good but look good too.
Great sound in every room
Adam Turner Want to hear your music throughout the house? Here are two systems that both sound superb.
Unwired for sound
Rod Easdown Wireless technology has made whole-of-home audio systems easy, and now there are even more options to choose from.
Slow juicer squeezes out the competition
Jayne D'Arcy Compared with centrifugal juicers, cold press juicers provide a better-quality juice and a quieter juicing experience.
Shoppers show liking for wide-screen wonders
Rod Easdown There is a continuing shift towards premium televisions, and super large screens are experiencing strong sales, according to industry analysts.
Revolutionising the way we understand the weather
Eryk Bagshaw The Bureau of Meteorology's interactive service, MetEye, allows you to pinpoint within a six-square-kilometre area what the forecast is for your suburb or rural area for the next week.
Music: Unlock your library
Adam Turner Streaming music adaptors make it easy to send your favourite tunes from any devices to practically any speaker in your home, writes Adam Turner
In tune with retro radios
Rod Easdown A big radio can deliver better sound because it's got room for a big speaker, and having AM along with FM and DAB is also a plus.
m04-techknow Kettles
Jayne D'Arcy I recently undertook a tea-making class at LockCha Teawares Museum in Hong Kong, and discovered that tea in China is a simple affair of tea, rinsing, hot water at the right temperature and minimal brewing.
Home tech
Hi-tech home gadgets need integration
Jenneth Orantia In part two of our look at what's in store for our smart homes we see that much of the technology is already here but making all the pieces pieces fit together is the real key to the puzzle.
Smart home
Smart gadgets missing links
Adam Turner Our houses are rapidly filling with smart devices, but what will tie them together into a smart home?
Apple makes the big call
Adam Turner For the first time iPhone shoppers are faced with a choice: go large with the iPhone 6 or extra large with the iPhone 6 Plus?
Basic systems for good sound
Rod Easdown The music delivery medium may have changed but a good basic hi-fi set-up still revolves around a good amp and speakers.
Release the squeeze
Rod Easdown People have been storing music on iPods, computers and phones for years but it’s only in recent times that DACs have taken off as we go looking for better sound.
Pop 'til you drop
Jayne D'Arcy  Popcorn makers aren't vital gadgets but they are certainly fun ones.