Canon EOS R8 Mark II Adds the Stabilisation the Original Was Missing
Canon's compact full-frame camera gains in-body stabilisation, a pre-shot burst mode and a sharper new look. It lands in Australia from $2,529.
AirPods 5 Bring Noise Cancelling to an Open-Ear Design From A$219
Apple's everyday earbuds now cancel up to 50 per cent more noise than before, add swipe-to-adjust volume and work with Siri AI.
Samsung Reinvents the Fold: Galaxy Z Fold8 Goes Wide, Fold8 Ultra Goes Big
Samsung's 2026 foldables split into two: a wider, passport-shaped Fold8 for watching and reading, and a Fold8 Ultra built for work. Prices start at $2,699.
Apple Watch Series 12 Gets a New Health Sensing System and a Ceramic Option
Apple's most popular watch gains more frequent heart readings, a daily Readiness score and a striking ceramic finish. It starts at A$649 in Australia.
Apple Watch Ultra 4 Pushes Battery Life Past Two Days
Apple's adventure watch gets the new Health Sensing System, up to 45 hours of outdoor workout tracking and fresh bands. It starts at A$1,349.
Galaxy Z Flip8 Gets Slimmer and Samsung's Own Exynos 2600 Chip
Samsung's pocketable flip phone is thinner, runs on the new Exynos 2600 and adds a Camcorder Grip for vloggers. It starts at $1,949 in Australia.
Google Pixel 11 Series Lands From $1,499 With Tensor G6 and Instant Night Sight
Four new Pixels, a new chip, upgraded cameras and a notification light called HiLight. Here's what Google's 2026 phones offer Australians.
Meta VR Glasses Shrink the Headset to 100 Grams, and They Are Coming to Australia
Meta's next-generation headset looks like a pair of glasses, moves the computer into a pocket puck and launches in spring 2027, with Australia on the list.
Ray-Ban Meta Audio Are Meta's First Smart Glasses Without a Camera
Meta's newest glasses drop the camera entirely in favour of open-ear audio and AI, alongside a third-generation Ray-Ban Meta and a wave of new styles.
DJI Osmo 360 II Brings Swappable Lenses and 8K/60 Video to Australia From $899
DJI's second 360-degree camera fixes the original's biggest weakness with user-replaceable lenses, and pushes panoramic video to 8K at 60 frames per second.