Gadgets
G Flex 2 release date announced
LG said it will start selling its new curved smartphone next week - but only in South Korea.
iPad stylus on the way?
A stylus would be out of character for Apple, but reliable sources indicate one could be coming.
School costs pile up for parents
Parents shocked to find $500 laptop computers added to compulsory stationery lists.
Industry-specific tablets? HP's new push
After failing to keep up with the boom in mobile and cloud computing, HP is fighting back with tablets designed for doctors, retailers and other professionals.
Jingle helps asthmatic kids
The theme song to The Simpsons has helped dramatically improve the lot of asthmatic children.
Drones a disaster in the making
OPINION: What will happen when the sick, twisted and reckless get their hands on this technology?
Crowdfunding propels science
Scientists turning to online fundraising to help bring their hi-tech inventions, such as rocket thrusters and cancer cures, to life.
Device may catch cellphone drivers
Electronic detectors could be used to nab drivers on their phones, as nearly half of mobile use goes undetected.
Google halts Glass sales
After less than a year of disappointing sales, Google are halting sales of their much-mocked wearable, but claim this isn't the end.
Xiaomi challenges the iPhone
China's largest smartphone producer has unveiled a new flagship - the Mi Note, and they aren't shy about who they are challenging with it.
Is Ara the future of phones, or mere gimmickry?
Google announced a market trial in Puerto Rico later this year for a phone unlike any other.
Samsung want to buy Blackberry
Samsung are interested in purchasing the struggling smartphone maker - for patents.
Nine things from CES you may actually want to buy
A lot of the funnest stuff at CES will never make it to market. This stuff will.
Are Apple taking on GoPro?
Apple has just been granted a patent for a wearable camera similar to a GoPro.
Making wearable data useful
A lot of people buy wearables and then stop using them. Is that about to change?
Most ridiculous exhibits at gadget fest
From giant props to free booze and dancers, vendors will do almost anything to stand out in the crowd.
Monster CEO: Beats Electronics 'duped' me
Monster CEO Noel Lee accuses Beats Electronics, co-founded by Jimmy Iovine and Dr. Dre, of "corporate betrayal".
Three smartwatches, two wrists
Ian King takes up the challenge of wearing as many smartwatches as possible for the ultimate utility test.
Convenient or purely narcissi-stick?
Obnoxious symbols of self-absorption or an easy way to take your own wide-angled shots? We'll let you decide.
PowerbyProxi taking wireless charge
Auckland technology firm PowerbyProxi claims global leadership of wireless-charging industry at tech show.
Why the PC isn't quite dead yet
Manufacturers are crafting new features you can't get in a hand-held device, and laptop designs that mimic the tablet's appeal.
Sony's Walkman is back
Sony is bringing back the Walkman, with high-resolution playback and Bluetooth-connected headphones.
Review: Google Chromecast
The Google Chromecast is a convenient way to watch internet services such as YouTube on your TV. Sky's Neon internet television app also looks likely to support it.
Hands-on with LG's G Flex 2
The latest version of LG's curved-screen smartphone remains stubbornly different, and difficult.
The 6 wackiest gadgets at CES
A brain-scanning headband and a "smart" baby bottle are among the weird gadgets being unveiled at CES.
TV makers tout 'quantum dot' technology
The Korean electronics manufacturer Samsung is vying to cement its place as king of the couch.
Smarthomes take over at CES
For now, the smart home is more about possibilities than practice - but we're getting closer.
Google boss says Internet will 'disappear'
G Flex 2 release date announced
School costs pile up for parents
How Tennis Australia is improving the game
Has Microsoft learnt new tricks?
Short history of Obama trying to look cool online
Microsoft to give away Windows 10