Entertainment lovers we’ve got some mighty fine news to share with you! While you may be familiar with the Fetch Mini, you may not have heard about the Fetch Mighty. Those who already have the Fetch Mini know all about the huge features jam-packed into the tiny set top box. Now without further ado, we’d like to introduce you to the Mini’s bigger sibling – the Fetch Mighty set top box!

The Fetch Mighty has all the Fetch Mini has to offer, plus MORE! We’ve packaged up the BIGGEST and best features you should take note of. Best of all, the Fetch Mighty is now available at a huge saving! While most retailers are selling the Fetch Mighty for $399, when you take up a Fetch Standard subscription with Internode, the Fetch Mighty setup fee is just $209.99*! That’s a saving of $189!

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While some may not love the gloomy winter weather, there’s no denying that spending a day rugged up on the couch with a comfy blanket and your fave woolly socks isn’t so bad when it’s spent watching movies with the soft pitter-patter of rain on the window.

That being said – how do you choose which one to watch first? Some movies have iconic rain scenes whereby the main characters somehow manage to still look beautiful even though they’re soaked through – although from my experience, this isn’t realistic! Others are just great movies that are easy to sit back and relax to thanks to their easy watching. Next time you’re looking for things to do indoors on a rainy day, check out the 25 titles below recommended by the iiTeam for your viewing enjoyment.

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“Podcast” is a word that’s floating around at the moment. So what is a podcast? Basically, regular Broadcast Radio (AM and FM radio) only has so many channels to use. As a result, radio stations attempt to appeal to as broad of an audience as possible, hence the word broadcast. In contrast, podcasting “narrowcasts” specialised content to those who choose to tune in. Podcasts have multiple distribution points such as Spotify, iTunes and Soundcloud, and websites where episodes can be listened to or downloaded.

For those who love a good fun fact, it may interest you to know where the word “podcast” itself originated. The name was first mentioned by Ben Hammersley in a 2004 newspaper article as part of a quick brainstorm of possible names for this growing new platform. The “pod” of podcast is borrowed from Apple’s digital media player the “iPod”; and the “cast” portion of podcast is taken the term “broadcast” used in radio. Despite this, don’t worry – you can still tune in if you don’t have an Apple device or iPod!

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