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From code-first to intent-first: Microsoft Build 2026 could be the end of programming as we know it
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'Finally, heritage-look speakers without the elite asking fee': KLH's Model Four floorstanders come with a decidedly retro 1970s price —and I want them
KLH's Model Four speaker is here, bridging the gap between the Model Three and Model Five — but more importantly, making it onto my most-wanted list.
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The Bose QuietComfort Ultra Gen 2 at its lowest price yet is the best EOFY headphone deal we've seen so far
Down to just AU$508, this 27% discount on our favourite noise-cancelling headphones might just be the deal you’ve been waiting for — I’m even tempted to get a pair for myself.
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My air fryer has revolutionised my kitchen, and one could upgrade yours too for as low as AU$95
Amazon’s Mid-Year sale is offering some of our favourite air fryers at hefty discounts, and some of the online retailer’s bestselling ones are even cheaper — I’ve found 7 deals from brands like Ninja, Philips and more.
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I tested House of Marley’s new cheap wired earbuds and they exceeded my expectations in several key ways — but they're not the best fit for everyone
I was impressed with House of Marley’s cheap USB-C earbuds, but they weren’t quite perfect — here’s why.
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Aftermarket tuners are already going wild for Ferrari’s divisive Luce, but even a ton of carbon fiber can’t save it
Aftermarket tuner thinks a wide body kit and plenty of carbon fiber could improve Ferrari's recent Luce design
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We went inside the Magic of Disney Animation before it opens at Disney World — and Disney is rebuilding animation as a physical experience
I went behind the walls of Disney World’s Magic of Disney Animation as it is being built and saw how Disney is reimagining the space as a multi-part attraction that lets guests step inside the animation pipeline.
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Microsoft Build 2026 live — all the updates as they happen
We're live in San Francisco for Microsoft Build 2026.
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Okay Sonos, where is my TV sound system with real left and right front speakers? Sony beat you to to the punch, the tech secretly exists in your products already — it's time to catch up
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Legendary technologist Larry Ellison has outlined a vision for an increasingly aggressive surveillance state in the 21st century
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Spotify could be giving you more freedom on how your profile looks to your friends, and I think it could be the start of the platform’s much-needed social overhaul — but there are other issues I think need more attention first
Spotify could allow you to change your username and add a bio to your profile, but I think there are other social features to improve first.
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Asus used 'feedback from esports pros' to make new 24-inch OLED — and it looks like the perfect monitor for competitive gamers
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