TV Reviews
Who has the best shows or the best service? We go in depth to find out
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Kayo Review – Everything you should know about the sports streaming service
Backed by the experts behind Fox Sports, Kayo Sports finally opens its doors to avid sports viewers looking to get their fill of non-stop sport streaming. But is it worth your monthly subscription? Let's find out. -
9Now Live Stream Review: Catch-up on Your Favourite Free-to-Air Shows!
Nine Network’s approach to catch-up TV is to keep things clean, clear and simple, with the focus being squarely on the shows themselves rather than the fan and viewer activity surrounding them. -
Foxtel Now - Streaming Online TV plus 10 Days Free
Foxtel Play was a huge success with customers, but had its limitations. The newly-launched Foxtel Now, though, shakes things up with HD support on multiple devices, a revamped user experience and high definition on-demand content. -
How to Watch Kayo Sports and Foxtel Now on a Big Screen Without a Smart TV
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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How to Troubleshoot Netflix Streaming Issues on Chromecast
With Google Chromecast, you can effectively control your Netflix experience from your Android or Apple mobile devices. However, sometimes a few issues may be encountered. -
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Telstra TV Roku Box Review: Features and User Ratings
Roku makes its long awaited debut in Australia under the rebadged Telstra TV. Does it deliver? Find out in our full review. -
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Telstra TV 2 Review: Compare Options and Offers
Telstra TV 2 is the new and improved version of the original Telstra TV box, paving the way for bringing the future of television into present times. Explore what Telstra TV 2 has to offer and if it’s a perfect match for your needs and wants for your viewing experience. -
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Foxtel iQ4K Review: The iQ Gets Smarter and Faster!
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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Foxtel Now Box: Compare Live Streaming Options and Best Trial Offers
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! -
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Telstra TV 2 Review: Compare Pricing, Promos and Best Perks!
The popular Telstra TV box gets a substantial upgrade with its new second-generation version, adding everything from live free-to-air TV to 4K HDR video capabilities – and all in a tiny streamlined box that’s the most user-friendly entertainment device on the market. -
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Fibo TV Lets You Stream Completely for Free
If there’s one good way to persuade people to use your new streaming platform, it’s giving the device that accesses it away for free. Fibo TV is doing exactly that – and with quality hardware, too. -
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Foxtel for Pensioners: Save Cash Without Seniors Card Discount
The pensioner discount plan that used to be offered by Foxtel is a thing of the past, but in its place are packages that have been discounted so much that they offer everyone the best value yet seen from pay TV in Australia. -
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Foxtel Go – Take Your TV With You
Included free as part of your Foxtel subscription, the Foxtel Go app lets you live-stream all your subscribed channels wherever you are. -
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Tenplay Streaming App Review
The Ten Network’s offering in the catch-up department is Tenplay, which they’ve set up as a bit more than just a catch-up site; every show has a destination page even if it’s currently not on the air. -
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7plus Streaming Review: Free-to-Air Services Free of Charge!
In a world filled with both paid and free catch-up streaming services, how does 7Plus fare? Find out if it's worth checking out with our comprehensive review.
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Fetch TV Creates New Virtual Channels for Easier Free to Air TV Catch Up
Blurring the lines between streaming and scheduled television, Fetch TV’s new “virtual” TV channels combine the discovery element of a guide-based schedule with the convenience of on-demand streaming, in an Australian first.
