Here is your Netflix binge list for the weekend, fresh from the Australian servers! The best brand-new content includes season three of Marvel's Daredevil, supernatural chiller Haunted, South Korean sci-fi Illang: The Wolf Brigade and the hotly anticipated crime documentary Making A Murderer Part 2!

Consumer watchdogs CHOICE recently published the results of their Best NBN Providers report, and found iiNet at the top of the heap. Combining real-world speed tests and customer satisfaction scores, iiNet sits in first place above TPG, Telstra and Optus - in that order.

Sean Bean is known for many things, thanks to his long career in film and TV — but mostly from that, he’s known for his characters often getting bumped off in dramatic fashion. So much, in fact, that the next Hitman game has hired him to be Agent 47's next big target, in a very silly manner.

When you’re watching a Star Wars TV show or movie, it’s easy to think what’s happening on screen is the most important thing imaginable. What could be more important than defeating the Empire, becoming a Jedi, or crushing the First Order? Maybe nothing — but what you tend to forget is, while that may be important to some, it isn’t important to all.

In case you missed the news, Huawei finally has wireless charging on a device other than the Porsche Design Mate RS. It's been a long time coming and was a welcome, if not surprsing edition to the new Mate 20 Pro.

But that wasn't all that Huawei had to reveal at its launch event. The Mate 20 Pro is also a reverse wireless charger - meaning that it can charge other Qi wireless-enabled phones. And while this is a cool concept, it's still a bit of a gimmick.

Here's how much Huawei's Mate 20 and Mate 20 Pro will set you back, when you can get your hands on one in Australia, and exactly what those rumoured specs ended up being.

The history of smartphone improvement has largely relied on companies cramming faster or more powerful components into the now ubiquitous glass slabs we carry around. But the Pixel 3 is something else. Instead of focusing on things like a brighter screen, tons of RAM, or multiple rear cameras, almost all of the Pixel 3's advantages come from a software-first mindset.

This results in a smarter, more intuitive experience that feels very different from the hardware-driven approaches employed by many of Google’s competitors. And while this isn’t Google’s first attempt at something like this, this third Pixel (we evaluated both it and the Pixel 3 XL) is the device that really pulls all of Google’s efforts together and makes it feel special.

Improvisation is responsible for some important moments in Star Wars history - Han’s famous “I know”, for instance - but it’s not considered the norm. According to Oscar Isaac, that might be changing.

Google quietly released a new Chromecast device at its big event this week. And by quietly, I mean the company didn’t mention it at all. It was just sitting in the bottom of the bag that someone gave me when I left the venue. But hey, it’s new and it’s nice-looking. It’s just a bummer Google still hasn’t made Chromecast more useful.

Over the weekend Reddit users started reporting that some PlayStation 4 players were receiving messages that bricked their consoles, forcing a factory reset to return the console to working condition. To avoid facing this fate on your own console and losing your precious PlayStation data, here are some steps to make sure your console and account are secure and protected.

Years after we all jumped ship from Internet Explorer to Firefox and Chrome, we don’t really want to go back to a Microsoft browser, do we?

While buggy and slow when it first appeared, Microsoft Edge has been given a continuing stream of new features and updates that make it worthy of your consideration now. Below are nine of our favourite additions that make it a worthy replacement for your current browser.

Sydney Bristow is back from her time in deep cover. Maybe. Alias, the sci-fi superspy thriller that aired from 2001 to 2006 on ABC, is an important show, helping to propel both JJ Abrams, its creator, and its star, Jennifer Garner, to fame well beyond the bounds of network television. The show followed the life of Sydney Bristow, CIA spy, caught up in a life of spycraft and mistaken identity.

Now where, where have I seen that before? Last night on Instagram, Jon Favreau, executive producer and writer on The Mandalorian, the upcoming Star Wars live-action television show, posted a sneak peek on his Instagram, one that offers a look into the production while, for a certain type of fan, proving very, very familiar.

Tamagotchi toys were less about simulating the fun of having a pet, and more about the stresses of keeping your pixelated responsibility alive for as long as possible. I'm still no good at it, and presumably neither is Dmitry Morozov, because he built a machine that automatically cares for a Tamagotchi's every need, keeping it alive and powered forever.

Video: After all, it's still the grim dark future of the 41st millennium. It's still going to be very miserable either way.

If you were one of the people incredibly excited by the possibilities left open at the end of Iron Fist season two, we have some very bad news. Netflix just cancelled the show, making it the first Marvel show to get the axe.

This week, for the first time in its history, Star Trek Online got the chance to launch content related to a concurrent Trek TV series with Age of Discovery, a mini-update that brings gamers into the time of Discovery. This first slice does a grand job of capturing Discovery’s look and it’s tone — but it also slips up in similar ways as the show did.

I have no idea what I just watched, but I am incredibly delighted nonetheless. The Power Rangers mobile game Power Rangers: Legacy War — in which you can pit rangers from across the series' 25-year history in side-scrolling fighting game action — is currently celebrating a crossover with Capcom's iconic fighting game series Street Fighter.

You're looking at an official image of the Samsung Galaxy A9 - a new, mid-range smartphone boasting not one, not two, not three, but four rear-facing cameras. In the words of insufferably annoying pub goers: "Taaaaaaxiiii!"