Sonos' Playbase is a tiny new Wi-Fi powered sound bar that you can plonk your TV on
As part of its Mobile World Congress, Huawei announced the Huawei Watch 2, a successor to its popular Android Wear smartwatch. While there is a high-end leather version available, the Huawei Watch 2 is much sportier than the original wearable, boasting a new design and "active" colours like orange.
Chinese smartphone manufacturer OPPO doesn't seem to be in a hurry to launch a new flagship device, seemingly content with its success in the midrange space. Speaking to WhistleOut at Mobile World Congress, OPPO Australia Director of Marketing Michael Tran said the company is currently continuing to focus on bang-for-buck devices.
Amaysim will soon offer NBN plans, with a small range of plans all including unlimited data and no setup fees.
NBN is shutting down the interim satellite service it used to provide connectivity in regional Australia on February 28.
ABC's iview catch-up service will be upgraded to high definition in the first half of this year, according to a report published by TV Tonight.
Qantas is switching on inflight Wi-Fi for its first domestic aircraft later this month, and to help flyers get the most out of its new inflight entertainment option, the airline is partnering with Foxtel to offer three days of free access to Foxtel Go every time a customer travels.
Telstra has thrown down the gauntlet and entered the emerging world of home wireless broadband. Designed for renters or households without access to a fixed line connection, home wireless broadband delivers internet over 4G instead.
Telstra is now offering broadband customers a new kind of modem with an integrated 4G backup. Dubbed the Telstra Gateway Frontier, the modem router will automatically rollover to the Telstra 4G network in the event of maintenance, an outage, or simply when you're waiting for the NBN to installed.
NBN today announced that four million premises are now able to connect to the National Broadband Network. The company says that more than a third of all Australian premises can now internet delivered over the National Broadband Network, and expects to up this to half by around the middle of the year.