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Sony Bravia TVs that are compatible with Bravia Cam are the first to support the Zoom for TV app, according to the company.

A US Government initiative to implement a cyber security certification and labelling program from 2024 named Cyber Trust Mark has been roundly criticised by security industry veteran Robert Graham.

The US has announced it will implement a cyber security certification and labelling program from 2024 named Cyber Trust Mark to help people choose smart devices that are deemed less prone to attack.

New Zealand’s competition regulator The Commerce Commission has issued a warning to manufacturer of consumer televisions Panasonic that it believes the company "likely engaged" in resale price maintenance (RPM), which is illegal.

The installed base of smart assistant devices in China will reach 5.8 billion by 2023, the tech analyst firm Canalys has forecast, adding that this would be about twice the installed base of the US at the same point.

LG has held its annual Innofest event in Australia for the first time, showcasing its amazing range of connected home appliances, while focusing on the 2019 TVs and Sound Bars it is launching in Australia.

Mobile video plays topped 60% globally for the first time in the fourth quarter of 2017 – garnering a 60.3% share of all video starts, according to new research published by Telstra subsidiary and video software and services vendor Ooyala.

Hisense has signed Australian soccer stars, Mile Jedinak and Ellyse Perry, as brand ambassadors ahead of the 2018 FIFA World Cup and has a competition to celebrate in the hope of making more sales.

Chinese electronics titan TCL has launched four flagship 4K Smart TV series locally, with flat and curved models in 55- and 65-inch sizes, with Netflix, HbbTV and Golive.

Sydney’s small businesses and residents are invited by Dell and TechCollect to recycle their various old computers and accessories on Saturday 26 September.

The Dick Smith electronics retail group has seen solid growth in its online business over the past 12 months, with online sales now comprising 8% of total retail sales across the Australian business.

Good news for fans of SBS and fans of crazy new TV technology - the free-to-air broadcaster is the first to launch its new Web-enabled TV HbbTV technology, letting users view On Demand video seamlessly with digital TV.

Australians spend more time using their smartphone than watching TV, but they aren’t doing them both at the same time as often as consumers in many other countries.

Samsung was aiming to make an impact at CES with Transformers director Michael Bay, but it got more (or less) than it bargained for with an epic meltdown derailing the show.

Games using the Unity platform will start showing up on LG TVs, taking advantage of some of the features of the Korean company's 2012 models.

The SD Association has published a standard for incorporating Wi-Fi into SD memory cards.

Australia's love affair with digital technology isn't fading, despite our reportedly reduced appetite for spending.

The Samsung Music Hub streams music from all four major record labels and some independents to a variety of devices including PCs. Music videos are also available.

The Australian Communications and Media Authority has warned Sydney viewers that they may need to do a rescan of their digital TVs or other receivers to pick up TVS on channel 44.