Articles By Nathan Lawrence
Nathan Lawrence
Freelance Contributor
Nathan Lawrence is a freelance writer with over 11 years of experience. He has contributed to publications including WhistleOut Australia, Review.org/au, IGN, STACK, Fandom, Red Bull, and AusGamers. Nathan specialises in researching, writing, and editing content around technology, telecommunications, and gaming.
Tubi TV in Australia: Everything you need to know
How does the popular ad-supported streaming service compare?
Beamafilm: Everything you need to know
The Beamafilm app is a handy way to get access to a range of movies and TV series courtesy of a participating library membership.
Hoopla streaming: Everything you need to know
Curious about accessing content via Hoopla? We have everything you need to know about how this free content service works.
Kanopy: Everything you need to know
Kanopy is a streaming app in Australia that, with the right membership, you may be able to get for free.
How (and when) to watch the Emirates FA Cup in Australia
Every match of this year's Emirates FA Cup is now streaming on Stan Sport.
Powerline Adapters: What you need to know about Ethernet over power
In a home with WiFi dead spots? Grab a powerline adapter for ethernet over power. Our guide has everything you need to know about powerline adapters.
Telstra Starlink vs SpaceX Starlink: What's the difference?
Get Starlink from Telstra or Starlink direct from SpaceX in Australia. We break down the difference in Telstra Starlink and direct Starlink plans.
IPoE vs. PPPoE: Zero-credentials vs credentials-required NBN providers
In the PPPoE vs. IPoE debate, one network protocol is better. We break down PPPoE and IPoE, plus list different popular NBN providers by protocol.
D-Link DIR-BE3602 review: BE better
The D-Link DIR-BE3602 is a WiFi 7 router that's well-priced and easy to set up, but it falls apart when it comes to performance and reliability.
How to check if your phone will work in Australia
With the 3G network shutdown in Australia, it's important to know if your imported or tourist phone will work. Read our guide for phone compatibility info.
