Census: ABS needs to get #CensusFail story straight to win back our trust
A malicious flash mob supposedly knocked out the census, rather than an attempted break-in, but either way the ABS needs to restore Australia's confidence in the system.
Hands on: Optus Sport EPL and Fetch TV
English Premier League has a new home on Optus Sport, forcing Australian fans to find a new way to watch their favourite team this season.
Seven's Olympics streaming finally puts viewers in control
Rather than suffer through broadcasters butchering the schedule, this Olympiad Australian sports fans can watch whatever they like live from Rio.
Do you want that in a bag?
Laptop bags have undergone a transformation.
Geo-dodging to beat the homesick blues
Not everyone trying to beat geo-blocking is out to bypass international rights deals, sometimes you just want a little taste of home.
Hands on: Amazon Kindle Touch (2016) eBook reader
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.
Pro tip: the real tax office never asks you to pay with iTunes cards
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.
Are Aussies growing immune to the hype around new smartphones?
Even with Apple's iPhone 7 just around the corner, it seems plenty of Aussies are happy to settle for older smartphones.
Hands on: Linksys tri-band MU-MIMO 802.11ac wireless router
Designed to stream 4K video while reducing traffic jams, Linksys' new EA9500 tri-band wireless router runs an NBN-ready superhighway through your home.
Hands on: Nonda's Zus smart car charger
An in-car gadget charger which remembers where you parked, the Zus aims to ensure you don't misplace your wheels.
Star Trek TV reboot warps onto Australian Netflix
Americans will need to pretend to be Australians for a change if they want to watch the new Star Trek television series on Netflix next year.
TechKnow: Review - Fetch TV Mini and Telstra TV
You don't need to rely on your handheld gadgets to watch subscription video and catch-up TV.
Hands on: Hisense Series 7 ULED HDR Ultra HD television
With a picture that outshines its price tag, Hisense's 55-inch 55M7000UWG Ultra HD TV punches above its weight in the lounge room.
Aussie complaints soar over flaky broadband
Sluggish speeds, instability and connection delays are on the rise as complaints to Australia's telco watchdog leap more than 25 per cent.
TechKnow: Get the action
Action cameras for thrill-seekers that want to capture the excitement.
Do you still record television in the Netflix age?
With recording rates plunging, does your average home still need a full-blown Personal Video Recorder in the age of entertainment on demand?
Hands on review: Fetch TV Mini and Mighty
Blending the best of the internet and free-to-air television, Fetch TV's new Mini and Mighty set-top boxes are Australia's killer tag team of home entertainment.
Netflix fast-tracks streaming to woo superheroes
Fans of The Flash, Arrow and Supergirl will only need to wait days rather than months for new seasons to appear on Netflix as the streaming giant works to fast-track content.
Telstra customers scammed with fake refund email
Claiming you've paid your bill twice, scammers are tricking Telstra customers into handing over their credit card details.
Hands on: Sony SRS-XB3 wireless speaker
A little wireless speaker punching out a big sound, Sony's portable SRS-XB3 strikes a great balance between portability and sound quality.