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I just reviewed the Fitbit Edge and the Fitbit Air, and they are easily two of the best fitness trackers of 2026, and devices I’ll likely be recommending for the foreseeable future.

Ask ChatGPT about a major AI data center project, and you might get a fairly straightforward description of what it is, where it’s being built and how much companies plan to invest. AskGoogle AIabout the same project’s challenges, and you could walk away with a much more negative impression.

November brings another fresh batch of movies to Prime Video, which means there are plenty of new additions to explore if you’re looking for something to watch this month. But with so many titles competing for your attention, how do you know which ones are actually worth your time?

Black Friday 2026 is almost here, and with it comes an array of great deals and discounts at one of Australia’s biggest appliance retailers, The Good Guys.

Grand Theft Auto VI is shaping up to be one of the biggest video game launches in history, and with millions of gamers expected to download Rockstar’s long-awaited sequel, it’s fair to wonder whether Australia’s internet infrastructure can cope with the demand.

Drive, detect, grip, turn, return. Sector 07’s robot Fetch completes that entire sequence without operator input, and the parts cost approximately $300. The creator describes it as their first autonomous machine, built to show that a disciplined, narrow approach to perception and control can produce convincing behavior on a budget most makers already have.

Michael B. Jordan clearly isn’t done with boxing stories, after setting Creed aside to act as executive producer on The Greatest, an eight-part drama series detailing the rise to fame of Muhammad Ali.

Amazon has recently unveiled its new Echo Dot (6th Gen), which promises to be more capable than ever – but how does it compare to last year’s Echo Dot Max?

In 2026, there is no shortage of choices when it comes to a VPN service. Most of the big names now offer strong encryption, large server networks, streaming support, and apps for nearly every major platform. The differences show up in speed, privacy policies, ease of use, pricing, device limits, and the extra features bundled…

The SteelSeries Rival Pro feels as if it’s really pushing the boundaries of what a gaming mouse can do. Even when I glanced at the specs sheet, I was mightily impressed with the features on offer: interference-free ‘true’ 8K polling, hot-swappable batteries for endless play, and 42,000 DPI sensitivity.