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Amazon Prime Day - well, days - is here, and you can score some great discounts.

The FiiTii Kido wireless headphones are a nifty set of headphones for young ones that sit nicely, look good, have simple and clear buttons, and importantly, limit sound to 85dB.

Apple's all-in-one subscription bundles are now available, offering real savings for those who want Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, iCloud, Apple News+ and the upcoming Apple Fitness+ at a better price than buying individually.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a “positive” impact on Australian consumers, according to a new study which found that just over half of consumers — or 51% — now feel more connected to their family than ever before.

The ties that bind are the ties that bond, while Family Ties was a TV show, with new research suggesting video games and streaming are bonding (not James Bond).

It’s well and truly the festive season, and we’re in between Christmas and New Year’s Eve, but it’s also a time when dating signups ‘spike’ massively.

Sight and Say is an innovative and clever educational app for children as young as three to help develop vocabulary and recognise words.

Family Orbit helps parents ensure their children are safe and sound and is free for up to three members. Business with travelling staff can also benefit.

New research from NBN reveals 35% of grandparents use video calling apps to keep in-touch with their grandchildren.

Senior professionals, it seems, value family more than their job as a measure of their success in life, according to a newly released study by professional network LinkedIn.

Australia's consumer watchdog is warning consumers about seemingly 'free' apps, with over three quarters of self-described free games failing to disclose that in-app purchases would be required.

Steve Jobs' unauthorised and uncannily lifelike action figure has, as expected, followed Steve himself into the afterlife, leaving behind a visual legacy of startling precision and dedication to detail that will never be in the hands of Jobs-loving consumers.

The only officially sanctioned app to maintain Apple's i-devices - the iPod, iPhone and soon iPad - is iTunes. Yet, it has failed to keep up with the modern family's fleet of such gadgets. Here's another problem Apple needs to address.