Watch out Netflix, Apple TV is coming after you
Andrea Chang Apple TV as a launching pad to more ambitious television plans down the line.
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Siri finally enters the living room
Adam Turner Targeted more at fans of Candy Crush than Casablanca, the new-look Apple TV aims to bring casual gaming to the big screen.
Tech Know: UltraViolet streaming video services
Adam Turner UltraViolet is a Hollywood standard designed to work with Apple, Android and Windows Phone devices as well as PCs and Macs.
Apple TV's new focus won't be TV
Nick Wingfield Apple stumbled into the games business almost by accident not long after it released the iPhone in 2007, igniting a new multibillion-dollar mobile games industry in the process.
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LG rethinks curves with first flat Ultra HD OLED TV
Adam Turner LG will be "more focused on flat in the future" after the launch of its first flat Ultra HD OLED range in Berlin, says its global head of TV strategy.
Singing the praises of Bluetooth audio
Rod Easdown When serious speaker brands such as Focal get into it, you have to accept that Bluetooth is becoming a legitimate audio participant.
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New shower backed by Tim Cook like 'hugging a warm cloud'
Tim Biggs Meet the water-conserving shower with a fancy showerhead that atomises water into millions of tiny droplets.
Track your progress
Jayne D'Arcy Remember the days when you'd exercise for the thrill of it? When the only record of your achievements would be a toned bod and the occasional bruise? Yeah, forget that.
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Apple TV: new details surface on remote
Brett Molina Among the many reports on a reveal of a revamped Apple TV is a redesign of the set-top box's remote.
Personal video recorders give TV viewers control
Adam Turner Fetch TV and IceTV's Skippa are easy to operate and free viewers from the broadcast schedule.
Flying headphones: Is noise cancelling worth it?
Rod Easdown The answer is yes: It's not just engines and airconditioning – you hear the lot: conversations around you, the food trolley, the guy beside you ripping the tab off another can of VB.
Why Telstra TV is doomed to fail
Andrew Colley Consumers don't like having to plug in a secondary device and having to constantly change the source.
High-definition audio comes to those who wait
Rod Easdown The range and function of excellent audio and visual gear continue to improve and expand - so why can't they supply user guides?
Keyboards for your iPad Air
Adam Turner For all the benefits of touch-friendly gadgets, there comes a time when you need a real keyboard.
Dali gives us music in living colour
Rod Easdown The Scandinavian speaker-makers have come up with a soundbar that's colourful, attractive and sounds great.
Tech Know: Coffee pod machines
Jayne D'Arcy The conversion from coffee pod hater came out of the blue.
Portable speakers are built for rough and tumble
Adam Turner Speakers work wirelessly from computer, smartphone or tablet.
Sound reasons for choosing attractive Bluetooth speakers
Rod Easdown What you hear and see with Bluetooth speakers may surprise you.