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Sport channel Optus Sport kicked off its live and exclusive coverage of UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 yesterday.

Although it is possible to buy clones of Therabody's Theragun devices at various stores and online, Therabody's introduction of the Theragun in 2008 set off a persuasive massage therapy revolution that still reverberates to this day, and you can buy one of the models from up to $240 off.

The industry-led Australian Sports Technologies Network (ASTN) is accepting submissions for its next online pre-accelerator program until 29 September 2021.

The Huawei GT 2 Pro is a stylish smartwatch with an incredible two week's battery life, that works with Android and iOS, and is packed with sporting and lifestyle features. In fact, with $120 off right now, this could be the perfect Father's Day gift for the active Dad in your life.

Webroot research has found 92% of illegal streaming sites were found to contain some malicious content, in a warning that targets not only Euro 2020 viewers, but for anyone hoping their illegal sports streaming doesn't end up souring your computer like a lemon.

Engine Australia has been appointed by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) to develop and operate Australia’s first national self-exclusion register for online and phone gambling.

With Apple Watch more than arguably the most advanced health and fitness device in the modern gadget gallery, the wrist is not always the perfect place to wear it, with Twelve South offering the ActionSleeve ready for all kinds of action.

Billing it as a "giant leap forward for sports streaming with Kayo", Telstra says its Kayo Sports partnership will "deliver a world-class sporting entertainment experience with more value and more sports on more screens for Live Pass customers."

Optus has switched on 5G at Perth’s Optus stadium, giving sports and concert viewing fans 5G connectivity throughout key areas of the stadium.

Telstra customers now have access to an exclusive offer for Kayo, allowing new and returning users to the sports streaming service access for $10 less per month for 12 months on the Kayo Basic - now $15/mth - and Premium (now $25/mth) plans.

Australian-listed blockchain and AI focused mobile games developer Animoca Brands has secured an exclusive global licensing agreement with Dorna Sports - owners and managers of the MotoGP - to develop a 'manager' style blockchain game which will use digital collectibles to drive fan engagement and uptake.

Foxtel is now directing its customers previously using the Foxtel Now mobile app to its Foxtel GO app which it says will give mobile phone or tablet users a simplified experience with the best of TV and on demand in one place.

Crikey, the Ashes campaign kicks off tomorrow for Australia's Women's Cricket Team, and with a powerful activity monitoring Apple Watch app from The Australian Institute of Sport with every player, is wrist-worn hardware and software our performance-enhancing secret weapon?

Use of mobile ticketing worldwide will reach 1.9 billion users by 2013, up from 1.1.billion in 2019, according to a new study which also reveals that the total number of digital ticketing users across mobile, online and wearable channels, will reach 2.2 billion by 2023.

New rules restricting gambling advertising during live sport streamed online have now been approved by the broadcasting and telecommunications regulator, the Australian Communications and Media Authority.  

If you're a fan of AFL, NRL or Australian rugby, you can now check live scores, match results, upcoming fixtures, and ladders for your favourite footy codes, just by asking Google in just about any way you want.

Optus is offering new apps to offer data-free streaming of Seven’s live coverage of Australian Open, Winter Olympics and Commonwealth Games

The "next wave of innovation in home-grown heart-rate headphones" has arrived via BioConnected through a new campaign using Aussie fund-raising platform Igniteme.

Just missing out on the Christmas sales season in Australia, Amazon's Echo and Alexa are finally arriving down under early next year, with dev access too.

With Amazon and Facebook said to be eyeing "key sporting rights" to "bolster content market share", a new report says digital content spend will reach US$202 billion next year, up from US$184 billion in 2017.