Amazon Music gets audiobook access
Audible is all about audiobooks and Spotify has them, too, but Amazon's take on a music service is about to get…
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YouTube will cut the ads for $9 per month in “Premium Lite”
Not a fan of YouTube ads? You're not alone, and if you don't want to pay $17 per month to deal with it, you'll…
Australians get another streaming service as Max arrives March 31
Foxtel and Binge may not be the only place where HBO's shows and films are found shortly, as Max looks set to…
Apple readies recipes as a premium addition to News+
Owners of an iPhone or iPad with iOS 18.4 look set to get cooking with new recipe-reading features connected…
Apple TV+ finally comes to Android phones, tablets
Apple's slate of TV programming may well be focused on Apple's devices, but if you own an Android, you can now…
Disney+ set to jump into sports with ESPN in Australia
Subscribers to Disney+ in Australia and New Zealand will have access to more than just movies and TV shows soon,…
Pickr 2024 Holiday Gift Guides: Readers
The holiday season is here, and with it advice for folks who love to read. What sort of gadgets can you get for readers?
Amazon’s 2024 Kindle reviewed: a fraction more
At $199, the entry-level Kindle is a little more than it used to be a few years ago. But the 2024 Kindle is also…
Amazon refreshes Kindle four ways for price, power, capability, colour
Kobo may well have had the first colour eReader in Australia, but it won't stay that way next year, as Amazon…
Disney+ gains an extra member cost as account sharing ends
The Disney+ account you were sharing with your family and friends? It's about to change, unless you pay $7.99…