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Technology doesn’t just cover the gadgets you watch, but also what you watch and listen to, as well.
For this reason, Pickr covers music and video services, and even reading and gaming services, too. Streaming services connect deeply with technology today, and we’ll bring you as much Australian home entertainment news, reviews, and insights, including costs and service offerings.
Moodagent brings a mood-based music service to Australia
Your choice of music can vary depending on the mood you're in, but a new music service launching locally aims to…
Kobo connects eBooks, notepad for a reader you can write on
An eReader like the Kindle or Kobo is meant for reading, but what if you could scribble notes using the same…
Spotify brings concerts home with a month of livestreams
If you've been missing out on the thrill of a live concert and haven't embraced a livestream, Spotify is giving…
Apple Music gets lossless audio, Atmos in June
Well it's official: Apple Music subscribers will see support for lossless, high-res, and Dolby Atmos music shortly.
Qobuz set to bring HiFi streaming to Australia in April
Australians who love HiFi audio quality have a couple of choices for high-res streaming, but they're about to…
Captain Kirk meets AI as William Shatner turns to digital
If you've always wanted to ask questions to William Shatner, you might soon get your chance.
Scribd joins Aussie eBook offering with books, mags, sheet music
Reading material doesn't have to be just books, as a rival for Amazon Kindle's unlimited service opens a new…
Movie Frenzy gets video prices down to keep folks watching
Streaming is how many of us get our videos these days, but if the title you're after is too new and not on…
How Apple News+ got me reading magazines again
I don't normally read magazines. And yet I'm reading more mags than ever, as Apple News+ returns me to magazines…