Chris Button is the Editor at GadgetGuy. With a strong background in video games and corporate communications, he covers a wide range of topics including consumer electronics, telecommunications, and the Internet of Things. Chris has been featured in various publications such as Whirlpool.net.au Pty Ltd, The Press, and the Journal of Sustainable Tourism.
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Chris Button's coverage focuses on technology, electronics, gadgets, mobile phones, and gaming. His articles often include reviews and promotional deals for various tech products. If you have new tech products or gadgets being launched in Australia or exclusive promotions related to technology that would appeal to Australian consumers, Chris may be interested in covering them.
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In a big win for repairability, the new Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 5 feature user-replaceable batteries in the buds and case.
PlayStation starting to roll out age verification in Australia and will soon prevent unverified users from accessing R18+ content.
Not that long ago, printing on anything but paper required going to a specialist printer and forking out a fair bit of money.
For years, Apple has built its hardware empire on clear silos. While there's clear cross-device integration between the iPhone, iPad, and Mac, each one has its own identity and intended use case.
When opening the box of Dreame's latest cleaning appliance, I sincerely hope the famous Legend of Zelda jingle plays . Of course, Dreame didn't name
Podcasters and audio professionals have another mic arm to choose from, with Australian company Rode releasing the sturdier DS3.
Motorola has kicked off its Father's Day sale with some eye-catching deals, including big discounts on its flagship handset and foldable phones.
Around this time last year, Dolby Laboratories announced ‘Dolby Vision 2' , a new version of its proprietary HDR technology.
Apple could launch a new version of its Mac Mini desktop computer in “the coming days”, according to a fresh report by a well-known journalist.
Amazon has quietly increased prices across many of its smart home devices, as yet another company acknowledges the rising costs of manufacturing.
