
BTTR Roundup
BTTR Roundup #58: Apple goes "Awe"-farming with new iPhone launch
Apple dominated the news this week with its "awe-dropping" event, but there was more than just new iPhones in Australia this week.
From TVs to home theatre systems, Bluetooth speakers to streaming devices, we've got you covered on the latest in AV.
BTTR Roundup
Apple dominated the news this week with its "awe-dropping" event, but there was more than just new iPhones in Australia this week.
Headphones
Apple has finally launched its third generation of AirPods Pro earbuds, with features like heart rate monitoring and live translation built in.
TVs
Enjoy incredible picture quality on a bigger screen with these incredible television sets for Australians.
BTTR Roundup
There have been too many product announcements out of the IFA 2025 trade show in Berlin for one guy with a tech website to cover. But I'm going to try anyway!
Technology
Belkin's IFA 2025 announcements focus on two key areas: fast charging and easy personal audio. Here's what's coming.
Speakers
Samsung unveiled a new range of party speakers at IFA 2025 in Berlin, alongside a remote management service for its appliances and certification for its IoT devices' security.
TVs
A TV you can take with you anywhere? Sign me up.
BTTR Roundup
Apple and Samsung events, new vacuum cleaners launching and DJI's latest wireless microphone: It's a big week for tech in this week's BTTR Roundup.
BTTR Roundup
This week, we look at HMD's new phone that automatically blocks nudity, Google's latest Pixels and the most exciting tech to launch this decade: Ninja's Swirl by Creami.
BTTR Roundup
Australian courts rule Apple was anti-competitive with its payment methods, clearing the way for Fortnite's eventual iOS return.
Headphones
Shokz addressed almost all of the issues with the original OpenFit with the launch of the OpenFit 2+, making them a great option for active people.
BTTR Roundup
I boosted my productivity reviewing a portable monitor; the Productivity Commission would rather exempt AI tech companies from copyright rules.