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BTTR's 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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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.
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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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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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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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Mobile World Congress feels like it has been a lot quieter this year.
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I'm going to need a lot more paying subscribers here if they keep launching streaming services.
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The 16e is designed to make Apple Intelligence available on all Apple's phones, whether you want it or not.
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The arrival of Netflix just under 10 years ago was such a happy occasion. But 10 years later, the streaming industry is overpriced, disjointed and aggressively anti-consumer. It's time to fight back.
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With massive sales momentum, backward compatibility, and sky-high anticipation, the Switch 2 is set to dominate before it even hits store shelves.
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The biggest tech story this week was the massive impact of Chinese AI firm DeepSeek. But is it more than just the next stage of the hype cycle?