CyberShack TV is back again this weekend, and we’ve got a huge episode chock-a-block with the latest tech. We’ll be testing out HTC’s latest flagship, going on the road with Optus Satellite, giving you tips on turning your home into a smart home and much, much more! Be sure to…
CyberShack TV is back again on Channel Nine as of June 27 for its 19th season! Hosts Charlie Brown, Jess Stewart and Anthony Slater will all return to talk tech and cast an eye on the latest gadgets and innovations. Dates and times for CyberShack TV‘s 19th season are as…
…classic on-rails gameplay, matched with open area space battles. While playing, the TV will present a cinematic overview of the gameplay, while the Wii U gamepad will display a cockpit view, and be used to both aim and steer. Star Fox Zero is currently scheduled for release before the end…
…TV. Android TV is a modified version of Android, optimised for entertainment on the big screen. In addition to supporting a number of streaming apps such as Netflix and YouTube, Android TV also works as a gaming platform. Televisions running Android TV can function as a Chromecast; as such, users…
…around five stunt actors who play them on a TV show, but become dissatisfied with the director and form their own studio. Subsequently the actors begin recording episodes to earn fans and money with which to upgrade their studio. In a nutshell, it’s a management-based game with some light RPG…
…look at the cool new devices coming to Australia soon.” Dates and times for CyberShack TV‘s 19th season are as follows: Episode 1: 12pm, June 27 Episode 2: 12pm, July 4 Episode 3: 12pm, July 11 Episode 4: 12pm, July 18 Past episodes of CyberShack TV can be viewed here….
Foxtel this week announced a promotion allowing new customers to sign up for its pay TV service without a contract. Traditionally, Foxtel plans are sold on either a 12 or 24 month contract, whereas the new offer lets subscribers cancel the service at any time. The pay TV provider is…
…new concept TV is also atypically light, weighing in at just 1.9kg. Rather than using a traditional TV stand or wall mount, the display is secured directly to the wall using a simple magnetic backing. The TV can be moved by peeling the display from the magnet. This degree of…
…that’s less of an issue when the TV is 10-inches smaller. You might lose a little bit of size, but you’re also getting vastly improved picture quality. That being said, the 65UF950T is still a great if slightly flawed TV. If you’re typically watching with ambient light in the room,…
Australian video-on-demand service Quickflix today announced that it will become a reseller of Foxtel’s Presto in the coming months, abandoning its own subscription service. The fiscally troubled local will continue to offer its premium movie and TV pay-per-view service, in addition to its DVD and Blu-Ray rental business. “We are…
…customers, its basic standard definition tier would be billed at approximately AUD$9.90 per month, while its 4K ultra-high definition option would be bumped to AUD$16.50. Unsurprisingly, local pay TV provider Foxtel welcomed the decision. “The government’s move to enforce GST for the supply of digital content services is the right…
Australian video-on-demand service Stan today announced the launch of its stand-alone app for Apple TV. The app is available today and can be accessed directly from the Apple TV‘s home screen. “Since launch we have received more requests from subscribers for a Stan app to be available on Apple TV…