Chris Button is the Editor at GadgetGuy. With a background in video games and corporate communications, he covers a wide range of topics including consumer electronics, mobile networks, and the Internet of Things. Chris has been featured in several publications, including Whirlpool.net.au Pty Ltd, The Press, and the Journal of Sustainable Tourism.
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It's a busy time for the world of smart homes, with seemingly more security cameras and connected devices than there are stars in the sky.
Amazon increased the price of its Prime subscription service in Australia overnight, raising the monthly cost to $12.99, while annual plans now cost $99.
In a rare move, Blackmagic Design has discounted a collection of its pro-level film editing tools, including an elusive sale on DaVinci Resolve Studio.
Pokémon's 30th anniversary collaborations keep on coming, this time in the form of a cute pair of Sandisk storage devices.
Everyone remembers that kid who treated PE classes in school like it was the bloody Olympics.
If there's one thing you can be sure of following a major tech launch, it's that tinkerers will pore over every detail. iFixit recently published
Blink, Amazon's budget home security brand, recently launched its first 4K camera in Australia, priced at an affordable $119.
Look around at the many smart security cameras lining retail shelves, and you'll see plenty of solar-powered options.
Adding to the deluge of recent smart home security announcements, Reolink's new flagship camera, the OMVI 2i Ultra, is now available in Australia.
Refreshing its pint-sized tablet for the first time in two years, Apple has announced the first iPad Mini with an OLED screen.
