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BTTR Roundup #47: Should kids be banned from YouTube?
Honestly, I feel like it would be easier (and probably better for everyone) to just ban the Internet entirely...
The BTTR Roundup is a weekly collection of the biggest and most interesting technology news and reviews, with a bit of fun commentary thrown in.
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Honestly, I feel like it would be easier (and probably better for everyone) to just ban the Internet entirely...
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Rounding up the biggest tech news of this week for Aussies, we look at Optus's $100 million fine for dodginess, the next gen of Xbox hardware and the plight of the Fediverse.
Apple
There was a lot of news out of WWDC this week, but Apple downplayed its AI situation. That hasn't stopped the conversation being about almost nothing else.
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Nintendo's latest console has finally hit shelves, but do we actually know if it's worth the $700 price tag yet?
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From Apple changing its Operating System names to match the year to a funky new monitor on stand with wheels and a movable arm, this is your weekly roundup of Australian tech news.
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Google wants to own the Internet, while OpenAI announces mystical devices that will supposedly change computing. Is this really what people want?
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In this week's BTTR roundup, we look at the new S25 Edge smartphone, go hands on with the Ninja NeverClog Juicer and the Ring Outdoor Cam Plus, and show our appreciation for (HBO) Max's social media team.
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Plus! I look into when Australians might get to buy Kindle books on their iOS Kindle app.
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Your tech roundup is here: Ninja Slushi tested, Hisense/Samsung TV costs revealed, Google's AI plan dissected, plus AirPods Max review.
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We're sending the BTTR roundup a day early this week so we can truly switch off for the long weekend.
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I spent hours looking at new TVs this week, but my TV at home is still over a decade old. When is it time to upgrade?
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Nintendo's Switch 2 may seem pretty pricey, but in the context of Australian video game launches, it's actually not too bad.