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Cut, press, create - if you can imagine it, you can do it with Cricut. And whether your projects are big or small, Cricut has a device for you from the large-scale Cricut Venture to the handheld Cricut EasyPress Mini.

Did you know Cricut, the creative ecosystem that lets anyone bring their ideas to reality, includes mugs? Yes, it’s true; you can imbue drinking vessels with your most brilliant designs and clever puns.

 The if-you-can-imagine-it-you-can-create-it company Cricut has announced a brand-new addition to its range, the Cricut Joy Xtra, which makes it easier than ever to DIY. It's "just right" for side hustlers, teachers, and aspiring makers.

The Cricut (pronounced "cricket”) ecosystem offers great versatility to help you bring your creative ideas to life - but what if you want to work with a curved surface like a cap? Here’s where the Cricut Hat Press comes in.

Cricut's EasyPress 3 makes it even easier and safer to heat press your creations, with app-controlled temperatures, timing, and step-by-step instructions. Combine this with the incredible new colour-changing range and you have the ultimate creative environment.

Creative tech company Cricut (pronounced "cricket") has released a new line of clever vinyls that magically change colour in the hot or cold, iron-ons that transform under the sun, and labels that easily dissolve in water without sticky residue. It's the latest in the company's remarkable range that helps everyone realise their most creative dreams, with the only limitation being your imagination.

If you're looking for Christmas gift ideas - whether the hard to buy for or even the easy to buy for, let alone yourself as a treat - you need to check out the Cricut product range which allows anybody to express their creativity. Here's how to use the Cricut Maker 3 and Cricut EasyPress 2 to make your own personalised T-shirts.

Whether you're brand new to DIY or a creative pro, Cricut - pronounced "cricket" - has a range of machines and accessories for you, boosted this week by the release of the new Autopress and nine new materials. Whether you're decorating your own room, selling your own T-shirt line, or anything else, Cricut has options for you.

GUEST INTERVIEW: Co-working spaces have been around for decades, with WeWork notoriously disrupting the industry so much its founder disrupted himself out of the company, so what is the antidote that delivers the highest level of quality for all business sizes while fostering an incredible community - and how did CreativeCubes.co come into being? Co-founders Tobi Skovron and George Garth join iTWireTV in conversation!

GUEST INTERVIEW: Co-working spaces have been around for decades, with WeWork notoriously disrupting the industry so much its founder disrupted himself out of the company, so what is the antidote that delivers the highest level of quality for all business sizes while fostering an incredible community - and how did CreativeCubes.co come into being? Co-founders Tobi Skovron and George Garth join iTWireTV in conversation!

GUEST OPINION: I joined Zscaler in early 2022 in part because I wanted to work with a diverse APJ organisation which embraced collaborative thinking while providing the technology that allowed customers to interact securely in their world.

It's your last chance to help decide the People's Choice for Samsung's Solve for Tomorrow, alongside the winners announced last week in this great nationwide competition challenging Australia's next generation of innovators seeking to unleash their creativity using STEM to help solve a social issue they are passionate about.

TEDxSydney bills itself as "the leading platform for the propagation of Australian ideas, creativity and innovation to the rest of the world", and it's on right now!

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has told an interviewer in India that it is unlikely a technology company similar to Google, Apple or Facebook will be created in the country because Indians lack creativity.

Veredictum is using blockchain technology to allow creative individuals to protect their work against piracy

Why let Microsoft or Samsung dictate the creative Windows tablet space when the wunderkinds at Wacom can "re-invent" the stylus experience and create their own top-tier tablet?

'Tis the season to be jolly and the Humble Weekly sale is being extra jolly this week - this time offering up game-creating software Multimedia Fusion 2 along with six games for whatever price you're willing to pay.

Crowdfunding platform Indiegogo has taken the fight to rival Kickstarter, announcing that it too will be allowing project starters to accept Australian dollars.