Andrew Herron
JournALIST
A veteran of both print and online media, Andrew has nearly three decades of experience writing about the worlds of technology, communications and entertainment. A few years working in community radio led to writing about film, television and music in some of Australia’s most influential magazines. A lifelong fan of audio, video and computer technology, Andrew subscribes to way too many streaming services and somehow finds time to play video games of all kinds.
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Mobile phones aren’t just useful for work and leisure – they can also be an essential tool for seniors and pensioners who want peace of mind while outdoors. Exetel’s mobile plans make that incredibly affordable. -
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The Game of Thrones saga plays out its final chapters with its eighth season – and you can watch every episode at the same time as the US, no matter where you are, easily and cheaply! -
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Providing unlimited calls and text messages for low contract-free monthly prices, Exetel’s mobile plans are one of the best-kept secrets around – and perfect for anyone looking for a bargain. -
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With companies like Exetel and Belong in the market providing incredibly good value for both broadband and mobile phone plans, there’s never been a better time to shop around and save a ton of money. -
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With Kayo Sports offering high quality live sport streaming at low cost and Foxtel Now letting you stream the latest premium shows, all you need is a device to stream on – and it doesn’t have to be a smart TV! -
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As the gaming world moves more and more online with constant multiplayer connections and huge game downloads, your choice of provider could be one of the most important you’ll make. -
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Streaming hours and hours of TV and movies every month means you need unlimited broadband you can rely on – so which are the best broadband bundles for the streaming age? -
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With the internet now a huge part of our lives, how we connect to it is more important than ever. This is your guide to the many different ways of connecting to the internet, as the NBN slowly makes its way into everyone’s lives. -
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You don’t need to connect to the internet to get a home phone working on the NBN when it arrives in your area. Southern Phone offers a set of phone plans perfect for pensioners and seniors. -
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Though they’re used for a range of wildly different reasons, VPN services all give you complete control of your own data, and makes sure that prying eyes can’t see it when you’re online. -
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With its access to live NRL streams the official app of the League has been a mainstay for years; now streaming service Kayo has arrived to challenge the NRL’s own app’s dominance. -
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It may look almost the same as the old iQ3 box, but Foxtel’s new iQ4K packs some serious power under its unassuming metal exterior. -
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With its high definition video, innovative features and the vast resources of Fox Sports at its disposal, can new streaming service Kayo outdo the AFL Live app at its own game? -
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Those living in remote areas of the country have had very limited options when it comes to internet connectivity – until now, with the NBN’s satellite service bringing fast internet to everyone. -
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Powered by Android TV and jam-packed with features to rival devices that cost three times as much, Foxtel’s $99 Foxtel Now box is the best streaming device you can currently buy in Australia, especially when Netflix becomes available!
