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Independent advertising tech platform, Smart, has announced a new partnership with Connected TV (CTV) ad platform Publica, to accelerate Smart’s growth ambitions in the expanding CTV sector.

The Commonwealth Bank has launched its new payment terminal ‘Smart’ which it says integrates the latest technology and customisable features to transform payments in Australia.

Nokia will deploy end-to-end service orchestration and assurance solutions across PLDT and Smart’s nationwide network, and will standardise PLDT and Smart’s Network Function Virtualisation Infrastructure across the Philippines.

Epson Australia’s new EpiqVision EH-LS300B smart laser projection TV system arrives in January 2021, delivering immersive image sizes up to 120 inches, in a real alternative to a traditional TV.

Nokia and Smart - PLDT’s mobile arm – say they are working together to bring Industry 4.0 to Southeast Asia following the recent completion of a live 5G ‘standalone’ video call trial in the Philippines.

Mirror, mirror, on the wall - who’s the smartest mirror of them all? It can only be the Embrace Android-powered smart mirror.

Want to transform your car into a smart car that helps you drive better to save fuel and money, gives you all the stats that matter, is app connected and so much more?

The smartest consumer appliances company, Dyson, is about to get a whole lot smarter still, with 100 products to launch over the next four years with the help of 110 new software engineers.

Driven by automation and entertainment services, new research says Smart Home services, entertainment, health, energy and automation will more than double to $100 billion by 2020.

Samsung’s next smartwatch will have a round face, a rotating bezel, a crown, a 305ppi screen and more in an attempt to beat Apple Watch.

Japanese electronics firm Hitachi has chosen Netcomm to enable its remote energy monitoring and management systems for international customers.

Users of smartwatches from Apple, Google, Microsoft and others while driving a car might find themselves the subject of police attention if caught using wearables devices.

The next-gen TextBlade keyboard for Bluetooth 4.0 compatible devices is nearly here, and MacRumors was lucky enough to get a pretty extensive hands-on with the new device.

Intel is prepping a wireless charging bowl - effectively a powered fruit bowl for your devices - which is on track to be released by the end of the year.