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The HyperX streamer starter pack may well be the key to launching your awesome streaming career in 2022, bringing a headset and microphone that build on HyperX’s gaming and engineering expertise.

Epos Audio released its first entry into the microphone field last month with the B20. It’s proving to be a formidable option that truly sets a high bar for competitors.

Bryan Harris is the chief technology officer for data analytics software provider SAS. His vision focuses on three things which, due to SAS’ prominence, will undoubtedly shape how we do data analytics and data science. However, his journey to this point was unconventional and all started from an interest in music.

Apple CEO Tim Cook promised in the recent earnings call that there were still a range of things to be launched in 2020, and presumably this includes the Apple Silicon-powered MacBooks, possible new Intel-powered Macs, Apple's AirTags, potential new AirPods, a new Apple TV and who knows what else!

The Australian flagship Apple Store in Sydney's CBD is one of the very first places in the world to get the new iPhones, and as per usual, iTWire was there to capture it all on video.

Telstra became the sponsor of the Football Federation Australia in May for a five-year term of digital rights and sponsorship, creating the My Football Live app, and now the first match has been streamed live.

In expanding 5G trials in rural and suburban environments, U.S. Cellular is the first carrier to test 28GHz with radios at macro antenna height of 123 feet, while doing VR video streams over 5G.

Samsung’s long-awaited Note 8 will arrive to the world on 23 August in the US via a live stream, which is 24 August at 1AM AEST down under.

If you sell something in Australia, even if ordered online from a global company, Australians are protected by Australian Consumer Law.

There’s but hours to go until the iconic race that stops the nation starts, and here’s where you can watch the spectacle live and free.

Acer's new range of smartphones - including Android-based models - go on sale in Australia this month. There's even a Ferrari special edition phone for the well-heeled.