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Google has announced this morning an update to its Chromecast lineup of devices, with the introduction of the Chromecast Ultra. The new addition includes support to stream 4K content, HDR and Dolby Vision content via Wi-Fi; and some performance changes that Google say make it 1.8x faster than the previous Chromecast. …

Chromecast has been available in Australia for a little while now but we haven’t had much Australian support for it. However, Quickflix is one of the first Australian services to offer Chromecast support. According to the email sent to Quickflix subscribers, you’ll be able to instantly stream Movies and TV …

Nintendo is expected to unveil plenty of details about the Nintendo Switch console in the middle of January 2017, but sources close to the development of the console have indicated that the new Switch might support older GameCube games. The games will be supported via a Virtual Console service, three …

A new update has been rolled out this week for the Adobe Lightroom App which brings with it a number of new features, tweaks and enhancements. One of which is the addition of full camera RAW support. Adobe Lightroom App update 2.2 adds a more robust RAW editing and processing …

A new tablet created by the Taiwanese manufacturer Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS) has arrived at the FCC this week indicating that the tablet will soon be available to purchase throughout the US. The latest tablet from ECS takes the form of the ECS mPad tablet which comes complete with stylus …

Sony just concluded a hell of a PlayStation Experience 2016 keynote – I actually want to say this was the very best one yet – and as we come away from it trying to process the sheer volume of announcements and demonstrations, I think there is one thing that all …

The one thing that separates PlayStation VR from the Oculus Rift and especially the HTC Vive is that it’s a closed system- it will work only with PlayStation 4 consoles, unlike the other VR headsets on the market, that will work with any supported device. At least, that’s what we …

Microsoft announced their Xbox 360 in 2005 and has maintained the console for most of a decade. Today the company announced an updated version of the console that mirrors the look and feel of the upcoming, next-generation Xbox One. The new console is “small, sleek, and quiet” and eschews some …