Don't upgrade. Love the gadget you've got
Vincent Lai was working at a recycling facility when he dug up a Palm Treo, a smartphone that was discontinued last decade.
Sony's X9300D could well be the smartest choice you make in a TV
When Sony moves to OLED next year or the year after, or whenever it figures out how to get there, the X9300D will still be an awesome second TV, or an awesome (if expensive) gift.
Lenovo's new tablet a cover version better than original
Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Tablet improves on the original through addition and subtraction, writes John Davidson.
GoPro virtual reality puts you in the shoes of awesome people
Quick, before annoying people begin filming their lives in 360-degrees, try the new GoPro VR app and experience a helluva adrenaline rush.
Thai tech industry in trouble
After more than two years of riding high on growing demand for cloud data storage, Thailand's hard disk drive exporters are bracing for a fall.
Is Apple Watch really for you? Time will tell
The real conundrum for Apple's Watch is that you need to have one to know if you want one.
Lexmark sold to China's Apex for $US3.6b
Computer printer maker Lexmark has been sold to a consortium led by China's Apex Technology and PAG Asia Capital for $US3.6 billion.
Intel to cut 12,000 jobs as PC market wanes
Intel, the world's biggest maker of semiconductors, is retrenching as the personal-computer market heads toward a fifth year of decline.
Japan's love of robots saves Sharp's dancing smartphone
If there's one thing you can count on in Japan, it's the country's persistent fascination with robots.
BlackBerry on the side of greater good
Police obtained a key to unlock messages sent between BlackBerry phones as early as 2010.
Sony A6300: a lifetime to enjoy
Sony's A6300 boasts remarkable advances in compact cameras. But it will take time to master.
