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The Philips 5400 Series fully automatic espresso machine is a game changer that makes your perfect cup of coffee, every time. It can save you time and money and pays for itself while you kick back with a delicious, aromatic brew.

"Alexa, make me a coffee" - it's no longer the stuff of science fiction. With Lavazza and Amazon’s partnership, you can now genuinely have a voice-controlled smart assistant brewing you a tasty caffeinated beverage. It’s the first coffee machine with Alexa built-in, or “la prima macchina da caffé con Alexa integrate” as the Italians might say.

It’s been said programmers are machines that turn caffeine into code. So, for the best software it stands to reason you need the best espresso coffee machine. Lavazza’s Deséa coffee machine, using the A Modo Mio collection, may well be your key to producing your finest software.

Caffeine intake is part of most people's day, no matter where they're working from or whether they're working at all, so Nespresso's motivation in brewing up a fresh batch of research is clear, but with employees expecting more from their workplaces than ever before, what are the genuine findings that show how workplaces are changing?

Not everything has to be about computing devices; when it’s time to relax or even to power up, Lavazza and Smeg have teamed up to create the stylish and clever Lavazza A Modo Mio Smeg coffee machine.

Coffee and tech industry leaders will focus their minds on solving challenges in the coffee industry during the first ever Griffiths Bros #hackoffeethon2017 in Melbourne in October.  

Coffee fiends (ie. most of Australia) now have a reliable way of finding a decent cup of coffee, thanks to a flashy new iPhone app.

New Nespresso tabletop coffee machines use mobile phone technology for remote diagnosis and preventative maintenance visits.

IT and caffeine go together like fish and chips, but coffee machines can be pricy. Consumer tech maverick Kogan has launched the Ez-press - a more affordable machine that uses Nestle's Nespresso pods.

A new study from the Netherlands has shown that moderate tea and coffee drinking helps to protect people from heart disease.

Gizmodo has posted pics of two of the world's tech titans, Apple's Steve Jobs and Google's Eric Schmidt, casually chatting over cups of coffee at a cute little café that belongs to Google's former chef-in-chief, Charlie Ayers - cor!