Netflix fast-tracks streaming to woo superheroes
Adam Turner 2:20 PM Fans of The Flash, Arrow and Supergirl will only need to wait days rather than months for new seasons to appear on Netflix as the streaming giant works to fast-track content.
Telstra customers scammed with fake refund email
Adam Turner Claiming you've paid your bill twice, scammers are tricking Telstra customers into handing over their credit card details.
Hands on: Sony SRS-XB3 wireless speaker
Adam Turner A little wireless speaker punching out a big sound, Sony's portable SRS-XB3 strikes a great balance between portability and sound quality.
Streaming services are winning the war on piracy
Adam Turner The fact Aussies are prepared to pay for multiple subscription video services, not just Netflix, is a big win in the fight against file-sharing.
EOFY - time to get your tech in order
Adam Turner It's not just a time to spend, the End of Financial Year is also a time to think about security and savings.
Hands on review: LG UH950T Ultra HDTV with Dolby Vision HDR
Adam Turner Australia's first Dolby Vision-compatible televisions from LG let you peer into the heart of darkness, but there isn't much to see yet.
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Jayne D'Arcy Gone are the days when you just step on the scales and find out how much you weigh. Now the numbers promise to tell you a lot more about your physical health.
Game of Thrones wait almost over for Foxtel holdouts
Adam Turner With the season finale screening on Monday, Game of Thrones Season 6 will finally hit the digital shelves on Tuesday.
Google Prompt bakes in two-factor security
Adam Turner Rather than messing around with SMS codes, now you can approve Google sign-on requests with a single tap to help keep your account secure.
KickassTorrents wears the piracy crown despite crackdown
Adam Turner As another season of Game of Thrones approaches its finale, legit streaming services have failed to slake our thirst for piracy – with KickassTorrents becoming one of the world's most popular websites.
Have we given up the fight for our digital rights?
Adam Turner As Australians shift away from physical media and the concept of "owning" content, there's less need to do battle with Digital Rights Management.
Hands on review: 360fly 4K 360-degree action camera
Adam Turner A sharper picture is a welcome addition to this tiny action camera with eyes in the back of its head.
Can Turnbull match Labor's NBN promise to kill off fibre to the node?
Adam Turner With Prime Minister Turnbull spruiking innovation but struggling in the polls, time is running out for people hoping he'll backflip on the hotch potch Multi-Technology Mix NBN.
Uber pre-bookings strike another blow against taxis
Adam Turner With the ability to book an early-morning Uber to the airport, rather than hope one is nearby when you need it, the disruptive ride-sharing service will pose even more of a threat to traditional taxis.
Tablets killing bedroom televisions: Australian Multi-Screen Report
Adam Turner We own more screens than ever, but we're turning our backs on that second television and traditional broadcasters.
9Now comes to Apple TV to complete catch up collection
Adam Turner All five Aussie free-to-air catch up services are now on Apple's tiny streaming box as Nine finally gets with the program.
Hands on: Sony MP-CL1 mobile laser projector
Adam Turner It's a pocket rocket but Sony's tiny mobile laser projector isn't bright enough to be the star of the show.
Netflix infidelity puts relationships to the test
Adam Turner Have you ever been unfaithful in the lounge room, or caught your partner faking it after a plot twist?
Will Android apps on Google's Chromebooks be a winning combination?
Adam Turner The promise of tapping into Android's Google Play mobile app store on stripped-down Chrome OS notebook aims to win more Aussies away from "real" computers.
Microsoft declares war on dumb passwords
Adam Turner Microsoft is creating a dynamic list of stupid passwords that you're forbidden to use with your online accounts, in an effort to protect people from their own laziness.
