Netflix subscribers are now able to download movies and TV shows to their smartphones and tablets for offline viewing.
Google's 4K-ready Chromecast Ultra is now available through Australian retailers including JB Hi-Fi, Harvey Norman and Officeworks at an asking price of $99.
Amazon's video streaming service - Amazon Prime Video - appears to making select content available to Australian users, leading to speculation that a local launch could be imminent.
Telstra is entering the world of connected appliances with a range of smart home devices available to purchase on a contract.
MyRepublic - a self-proclaimed internet service provider for gamers - has launched in Australia, and is hoping to shake up the NBN market with an unlimited plan being offered for $59.99 per month.
Foxtel is getting into the world of NBN with new FTTP broadband and pay TV bundles.
Connected speaker manufacturer Sonos has refreshed its iconic subwoofer - the SUB - with a fresh new white colour scheme. The white SUB will be available in Australian stores from December 1, is identical to the original black SUB in terms of hardware and performance, and still costs $999.
Telstra is progressively deploying Wi-Fi Calling - also known as "Voice over Wi-Fi" to all mobile customers with a compatible device and a fixed-line broadband connection.
Want a new smartphone without breaking the bank? Virgin Mobile is now offering both the 16GB iPhone SE and 16GB Samsung Galaxy S5 for $40 a month with no additional monthly fees.
Optus' mobile data-free streaming offer now covers all of Australia's major services, thanks to today's addition of Stan.