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Alcatel-owner TCL brings back BlackBerry
BlackBerry has reached a "long-term" deal with TCL - owner of the Alcatel smartphone brand - which will see the BlackBerry name and software licensed to the Chinese manufacturer for future devices.
Sinking Ship: Top five piracy websites to be blocked in Australia
The Australian Federal Court has ruled that the biggest local internet service providers must take "reasonable steps to disable access" to sites that facilitate copyright infringement, including The Pirate Bay, Torrentz, TorrentHound, IsoHunt, and SolarMovie.
Amazon Prime Video now available in Australia
Amazon's video streaming service has officially gone global, and is now available in Australia with smartphone, tablet, and smart TV apps in tow.
Presto dead from Feb 1st, existing subscribers get Foxtel Play discount
Presto is dead from February 1 next year, but Foxtel is hoping subscribers will make the journey across to the newly restructured (and repriced) Foxtel Play.
Foxtel Play comes to Telstra TV with HD streaming in tow
Foxtel Play is now available as an app for the Telstra TV set-top box, alongside the likes of Netflix and Stan. Notably, the app is the first time Foxtel Play has been viewable in high definition.
Lenovo's Yoga Book is a two screen tablet
Lenovo's Yoga Book is a new kind of tablet. While it's similar to a two-in-one or convertible PC, the Yoga Book eschews a keyboard for a second touchscreen, although surface may be a more appropriate phrase.
You can now control your Sonos speakers through Spotify
Connected speaker manufacturer Sonos has launched its first third-party music streaming integration, allowing Spotify subscribers to control their Sonos devices from within the Spotify app.
Westworld season 1 now on sale through iTunes
Following last night's finale on Foxtel, Australians can now purchase the entire first season of Westworld through iTunes.
Quickflix back from the dead with focus on new release movies
Quickflix - Australia's first streaming service - is back from the dead after going into voluntary administration and being acquired by the U.S.-based Karma Media Holdings. The relaunched Quickflix still offers both DVD rental and Netflix-style streaming options, but the service has a new emphasis on new release movies and premium titles.
New Foxtel Play pricing now live: Game of Thrones and Westworld from as little as $15 per month
Foxtel's revamped pricing structure for its Foxtel Play online streaming service is now live. Packages start at $10 per month, and provide access to linear channels in your tier, as well as catch-up and on-demand content.
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