Fujifilm X-E5 review: delicious classic shooting with the digital touches you need
If the pricetag doesn't make you choke, the tactile and customisable experience will make you glad you brought a real camera with you.
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Pixel 10 Pro review: a great device well ahead of its software
Google takes its smartphone hardware to another level. It's now just waiting for the promises of the software to catch up.
Alienware 34-inch QD-OLED monitor is an ultrawide dream
The AW3425DW is fast, vibrant and hits the right notes for PC gaming gorgeousness at an impressive price.
Accountable for every sloppy word
One cool trick to stop the word slop? Demand transparency when AI errors appear in documents that were meant to be written for people.
It's hard to stay positive about the benefits of technology
As tech becomes a pure subscription play, why do users seem to become the biggest losers? And is there room for nuanced debate at the big events?
Top panel picks for PAX Australia 2025
So many panels it's hard to know where to start? Here's 15 to put on your schedule!
Catan 6th Edition: examining side-by-side with 5th Edition
Our direct compare with 5th Edition to help you get an easy look at what exactly has changed and whether the new set is for you.
Google Pixel 10: magnets, magic, and mentors await you!
Google Pixel 10 gets the Qi2 I said you should wait for, plus Magic Cue AI that adds contextual insights whenever you might need them.
15 great reads on the state of AI
There's plenty of hype available. Here's some more thought provoking coverage to help consider things more carefully.
The Google ecosystem 'on ramp' is silky smooth with the Pixel 9a
It's not really a budget phone, but it has a nice sweet spot on the overall two year budget-to-flagship curve of Google Pixel options
Get on with warning your elderly family members about scams
It can be hard work, but what's at stake is a lot harder.
PAX Australia cosplay competition entries are open
Anyone can turn up in a costume. But competitors need to apply soon!
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Heavy the bird nest
At the end of the first week of Musk's Twitter, it's hard to put a finger on which part of the chaos engine has been the most damaging to the brand.
Security
💡 Weekly: Is anyone *not* getting hacked out there?
News rounded up from Google, USB 4, Medibank, Spotify exclusive pods, positive social apps for teens, and AI bias issues in the jobs market.
14 great articles to close out the week
14 great articles from across the web that capture some of the biggest ideas in tech and digital culture from the first half of October.
Culture
💡 Weekly: September 30, 2022
New gear from Amazon, Optus breach still a confusing mess, plus a host of news updates and juicy articles to enjoy.
Security
💡 Byteside Weekly: Optus says 'yes, we were hacked'
No bigger news than the Optus hack this week, but there's still plenty more to explore in this week's round up.
Business
Slack, Canva, and a reset on where we spend our workday
In a year where every business is looking for an excuse to reduce costs, adding a few more 'essential' features to a subscription service can keep you off the cut list.
Culture
'In the style of': why AI art needs to address named artists as prompts
If you ask an AI art tool to be inspired by a specific artist, should the artist be compensated?
Technology
💡 Byteside Weekly: Ethereum powers down, Canva powers up
From Ethereum's shift to proof-of-stake to Canva, Zoom and Figma making big (but very different) moves, it's been quite a week in tech.
AI
💡 Byteside Weekly: Are AI art programs a tool or a cheat?
An AI artwork wins a local art competition. Is that fair? Plus other curated links on digital twins, USB4 Version 2 confusion, the end of SIM cards, and plenty more.
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"It's not me, it's the algorithm!"
Executives say they can't stop the trends they're seeing on their platforms. Oh, really?
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The Visual Turing Test: a unified VR vision for the future
Showing your working helps us all grasp what we're aiming for.
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E3 who?
Reports of E3's death have been greatly exaggerated.