BTTR Roundup

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BTTR Roundup #42: As the AI steamroller accelerates, how do we avoid getting crushed?

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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BTTR Roundup #41: Is thin in? Samsung's latest phone and the joys of juicing

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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BTTR Roundup #40: An impressive new Aussie budgeting app tested, new vacuums and last minute mother's day deals

Plus! I look into when Australians might get to buy Kindle books on their iOS Kindle app.

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BTTR Roundup #39: Ninja Slushi Verdict + New TV Prices & AI for Kids?

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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BTTR Roundup #38: Long weekend suggestions - Board games and slushies

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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BTTR Roundup #37: 10 Years and still watching - When is it time to upgrade your TV?

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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BTTR Roundup #36: The Switch 2 may be the most expensive Nintendo console, but it's actually reasonably priced, really

Nintendo's Switch 2 may seem pretty pricey, but in the context of Australian video game launches, it's actually not too bad.

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BTTR Roundup #35: In a complex world, is today's tech helping or hurting society?

This week OpenAI launched a new image generator offering effortless plagiarism of Studio Ghibli's style and Apple launches Indigenous names across Maps. Guess which one makes the world a better place?

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BTTR Roundup #34: Max may be getting a launch window discount, but the cost is your childhood memories

The worst part about the rise of the streaming era is that creative art has been reduced to nothing more than its transactional value.

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BTTR Roundup #33: Is Apple's delay of an AI-driven personalised Siri the canary in the AI coal mine?

Apple failing to deliver its promised personalised Siri Apple Intelligence feature may be a sign that the wheels are falling off the AI hype-train.

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BTTR Roundup #32: Apple's huge week of updates matched by mid-range smartphone announcements

Mobile World Congress feels like it has been a lot quieter this year.

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BTTR Roundup #31: How much would it cost to access every streaming service in Australia?

I'm going to need a lot more paying subscribers here if they keep launching streaming services.