Nick Broughall is the founder and editor of Aussie tech review site BTTR. He is an award-winning reviewer, with 20+ years experience working as an Editor at sites like Finder, Gizmodo and TechRadar.
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?
Software
Apple has spent years working with indigenous communities and groups to better include First Nations groups in its mapping platforms.
Home Security
Ring has just launched a Smart Video Search feature in its app, using AI to let you search across all your videos for things in natural language. But you need to be on the $30/month plan to get access.
Streaming
The influx of unwanted ESPN content is ruining the Disney+ experience for those of us who signed up for the movies and shows.
Audio Visual
Compact and lightweight, the WF-C710N promise 30 hours of battery, boasts adaptive noise cancellation and costs just $189.95.
Audio Visual
After getting TGA approval late last year, today Apple has officially launched its hearing test and hearing aid features for AirPods Pro 2 owners.
Mobile Phones
The Samsung Galaxy A36 is a perfectly fine mid-range device that promises to last until the next decade, if you look after it.
Newsletter
The worst part about the rise of the streaming era is that creative art has been reduced to nothing more than its transactional value.
Audio Visual
With screen sizes up to 300 inches, Hisense is making big screen entertainment easier for all Aussies with the launch of the C2 and C2 Ultra laser mini projectors.
Streaming
If you're on the fence about signing up for another streaming service, know that the launch window is the cheapest you'll ever be able to get the Warner Bros streaming platform.
TVs
LG has announced its full 2025 lineup of TVs for Australia, and there are a lot of different models to look at.
TVs
Samsung has taken the lid off its 2025 OLED TV lineup for Australia and it's a case of bigger is better for everyone (except your wallet)
