Articles by Andrew Herron
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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Ever been browsing through the offerings of potential internet providers and wondered what some of those technical terms they use actually mean for you? You’re not alone, and here we’ll give you the answers to the most common ones.
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While your actual broadband speed makes the biggest difference in how well you can stream video, there are a few factors closer to home that can have a big impact. Here are some tips on how to get streaming without buffering.
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Foxtel has got what everyone wants in its latest offering - unlimited broadband deals for limitless surfing, downloads, and uploads, as well as high-quality streaming at competitive rates.
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The ACMA proposes rules for improving the customer service and connection experience for Broadband users in Australia.
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Live sports streaming is a huge thing in the USA, but here in Australia it’s been restricted to Foxtel Now – until Amazon unexpectedly jumped into the game with live streaming coverage of American NFL and ATP tennis!
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Streaming TV isn’t just about the grown-ups spending an evening binge-watching on the latest Netflix original series – ‘cause the kids have shows they want to watch too! Luckily, various streaming services deliver with quality shows and movies and more importantly, with parental controls to make sure they watch safely.
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If you’re looking for a way to get streaming services such as Stan or Netflix onto your TV without having to spend a ton of money, there’s some extremely capable devices you can pick up, plug in and play – and often do a lot more with as well!
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The new version of Telstra’s stream-everything box adds live TV to the mix but retains the easy-to-use design of the original Telstra TV. Getting yours set up is easy. Just use our walkthrough as a handy guide.
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Foxtel’s brand new streaming box for their Foxtel Now service is a powerful little device that does almost everything you’d want on your TV. And it does it with a slick, fast interface. Here’s a quick walk-through showing just how easy it is to set up!
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Trying to fit your daily mobile app usage into your monthly data allowance can be a pain for many people – but it’s easy to keep in control of how much data you use. We give you some tips for holding on to that precious data.
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Foxtel Now has launched new smartphone and tablet apps that include support for Google’s popular, low-cost Chromecast streaming devices. That means you can watch Foxtel Now in high definition on your TV without breaking the bank! Here’s everything you need to know about getting your Chromecast set up for Foxtel Now.
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Streaming Netflix on a mobile network is something made easy by the superb apps the company provides. But even with the advances Netflix has made in streaming tech, the data usage of even one movie can use a ton of your mobile data. Here’s how to get around that problem.
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Still going strong with huge audiences and critical acclaim, The Walking Dead returns to our screens this October for Season 8. Catch up with every single previous episode on Foxtel Now.
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Bundling your broadband, mobile and home phone together with Southern Phone can save you a lot of money, as well as take all the hassle out of connecting. They’ll even throw in a free mobile phone and Wi-Fi modem!
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Thanks to the ever-expanding range of providers and offers in the Australian mobile market, there’s little that can go wrong when it comes to picking a plan for your new mobile phone – or one to save you money compared to what you’re on now. But what should you be looking for?