• COMMENT
• Adam Turner

It's missing most bells and whistles, but the addition of Bluetooth opens up Amazon's new entry-level Kindle Touch to vision-impaired book lovers.

• Maddie Stone

Discovery a reminder that the cosmos is still rife with startling secrets.

• Gizmodo

Natural Solar has provided the first Australian real-world figures for solar power with a home battery. Is the setup worth it?

• Catherine Armitage

Thousands of Australian teenagers may find their favourite shoot 'em up video games redefined as illegal gambling sites under a bill to be introduced by Independent Senator Nick Xenophon when Federal Parliament resumes in August.

• Marcus Strom

Scientists are finding ways to harvest our e-waste stockpiles and transform them into valuable metal alloys.

• Shayla Love

A camera pans the craggy Pacific Ocean floor. A crab lies motionless, its spindly legs sprawled into the dirt.

• Tim Biggs

The true flagship of Sony's new smartphone line has a subtle, unassuming look, but it's incredibly fast and packed with features.

• COMMENT
• Adam Turner

You know you're being scammed when an aggressive caller, supposedly from the ATO, demands you settle a tax debt using pre-paid iTunes or Visa cards.

• Henry Cooke

Marina Joyce is a moderately popular British fashion vlogger. Over the weekend she tweeted out a link to her latest video. Here begins the conspiracy.

• Andrea Peterson

Millions of people count on password managers to safeguard their accounts, but the systems can still be vulnerable.

• Mario Aguilar

AI-powered Pix bundles all of Microsoft's computational photography tricks together, so you just point, shoot, and the app makes the image look as good as possible.

• Marcus Strom

Early humans wandered the Earth before this star was even born - and scientists aren't sure why it is forming where it is.

• Cynthia Karena

From cyber warfare to disconnection from reality, this year's Melbourne International Film Festival has some thought provoking documentaries about where technology is leading us.

• COMMENT
• Peter Wells

Binge watching is a time-honoured phenomenon – but has it gone too far?

• Bridie Smith

No one knew what lay within the grey chunk of rock - or how significant it would prove to be.

• Lucy Cormack

Not even porn could beat Pokemon Go in Google search trends - and marketing experts say it isn't going away any time soon.

• Iain Gillespie

People from all walks of life are using them, blurring on an unprecedented scale the boundary between good and evil.

• Tim Biggs

Nintendo's next game console will be a powerful tablet that allows games on the go while also connecting to a television for big-screen experiences, new reports indicate, but the most surprising rumour concerns how the machine will handle multplayer.

• Peter Wells

Depending on the sources you read, handing an iPad to a small child is akin to throwing them a packet of cigarettes. But this is not the necessarily the case.