Australian Review: Destiny – Fly me to the moon
Destiny, the latest title from ex-Halo developer Bungie, is the videogame equivalent of popcorn. Popcorn's tasty; it's far too easy to eat too much, but…
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Australian Review: Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls – Ultimate Evil Edition
Conclusion I've easily played over a hundred hours of Diablo 3 on PC, but I've still found plenty to love in Ultimate Evil Edition. While…
Australian Review: OPPO Find 7 – Bang for buck
Design Those familiar with the OnePlusOne will immediately recognise the Find 7's design - the two are almost identical. The two phones share the same…
Australian Review: Dance Central: Spotlight – Cutting a mean wiggle
Workout is a fitness-centric that makes use of the same songs but with different routines and tracks the number of calories a player burns. After…
Australian Review: Beats Pill XL – Easy to swallow
The Bluetooth speaker market is pretty saturated at the moment; there's plenty of choices at a whole range of price points. Beat's Pill XL isnty…
Australian Review: Rolling Spider MiniDrone – Airborne Chaos
The Rolling Spider is the second of Parrot's two new recently released MiniDrones. While it's companion, the Jumping Sumo, is a whole new style of…
Australian Review: Jumping Sumo MiniDrone – Almost too much fun
Performance The Jumping Sumo can be controlled by almost any iOS or Android device. After connecting to the WiFi network emitted by the robot and…
Australian Review: Toshiba Encore 2 (10-inch) – Not just another Windows Tablet
Conclusion The inclusion of Office 365 makes the Toshiba Encore 2 an alright device for productivity, but even when using a Bluetooth keyboard, it's not…
Australian Review: Surface Pro 3 – Is it really the tablet that can replace your laptop?
The Surface Pro 3 has been one of my most anticipated devices of the year. While the Surface Pro and Surface Pro 2 had a…
Australian Review: The Last of Us Remastered – Storytelling Redefined
This is a little embarrassing to admit: I've never played the PlayStation 3 version of The Last of Us. I own it - I just…
Australian Review: Garmin Approach S6 Golf Watch – Precision to a tee
Conclusion Just wearing the Garmin Approach S6 Golf Watch won't make you a better golfer, but it will make you more aware. The training options…
Australian Review: Philips Friends of Hue – LightStrips and LivingColors Bloom
Conclusion On a technical level, I can't fault either of LightStrips or LivingColors Bloom, but at $124.95 and $99.95 respectively, they're not the easiest purchases…
Australian Review: LG G3 – A dazzling device
When I first saw the LG G3 back in May, I was very impressed. The phone's standout feature, its 5.5-inch, 2560 x 1440 screen is…
Australian Review: Kogan Agora 4G – Better than putting a rusty nail through your foot?
Performance When using the Agora 4G, it doesn't feel like a $229 phone. The everyday experience is a lot more seamless than I expected, and…
Australian Review: Nokia Lumia 930 – The best Windows Phone yet
Apps It goes without saying that Windows Phone's app ecosystem isn't as strong as iOS or Android, but fortunately the situation is getting better. While…
Review: Generation Like – There’s a lot to like
Generation Like is a short documentary that aired on Four Corners last night. The documentary focuses on the extreme examples of people searching for an…
Review: Beats Solo 2 – Headphones that sound as good as they look
Since first pair of Beats was released in 2008, the brand has had somewhat of a negative stigma attached to it. Audiophiles have panned the…
Review: Transformers – Age of Extinction
Transformers: Age of Extinction, the latest installment of the blockbuster franchise sees Mark Wahlberg and Nicola Peltz replace Shia LaBeouf and Megan Fox in the…
Review: Fetch TV – Is it a Foxtel killer?
Features & Performance Fetch TV's rolling EPG is at the heart of what makes the PVR special, and is much more reliable than the EPG…
Review: D-Link DSL-2890AL Wireless AC1750 Modem Router
The D-Link DSL-2890AL Wireless AC1750 Modem Router is certainly a unique little device. Forsaking the traditional rectangular design of most modems, the DSL-2890AL is a…
Exclusive – Australian Review: LG G Watch
Conclusion While we've been sceptical of smartwatches in the past on CyberShack, we found the LG G Watch really can make your life easier. Given…
Review: Mario Kart 8
Online Online multiplayer has been seamlessly integrated into the game. Up to 12 players can race online. It was easy finding a race; you can…
Review: Asus MeMO Pad 7 (ME176)
Usability and Performance The MeMO Pad 7 is exactly what you'd expect from an affordable, 7" tablet; no more, no less. Its performance is…
Review: Linksys WRT1900AC
There's only one way to say this, the Linksys WRT1900AC is one kickass router. A behemoth in size, speed and capabilities, the WRT1900AC could be…
