Hands on: Google Allo smart messaging
A chat app with a built-in personal assistant, Google's Allo aims to be your virtual best friend.
Geek Pilgrimage: Bletchley Park and The National Museum of Computing
An easy day trip from London, Bletchley Park reveals there's far more to Britain's wartime code breaking than Alan Turing's battle with the Nazi Enigma machine.
What's next for Apple's iPhone?
With the iPhone 7 no thinner, lighter, taller or sharper than its predecessor, where will Apple look next in order to drive upgrades?
Review: Bluetooth headphones to pair with Apple's iPhone 7
There are two new earbuds you should consider if you are planning on buying bluetooth headphones.
Marley Nestas stir it up, irie, mon
Marley's Nesta earbuds are bassy but still a noticeable step up from whatever it was that came with your phone.
Death of iPhone headphone jack forces rethink on iConnectivity
As Apple ditches the headphone jack, it's time to consider how the new iPhone 7 will play nicely with your audio gear – especially when you're behind the wheel.
Netflix pushes to abolish monthly download limits
Data caps should be declared illegal and every home granted unlimited downloads to cope with the demands of streaming video, according to Netflix.
Hands on: 3SIXT digital lightning buds for iPhone 7
With Apple's iPhone 7 ditching the headphones jack, 3SIXT's digital lightning buds come to the rescue – but they make sacrifices along the way.
Why Foxtel needs to drop its bundle to beat Netflix
Foxtel Play's price drop won't count for much if you're still forced to pay for packages you don't want.
IFA 2016: Lenovo's Phab2 Pro brings Google's Project Tango augmented reality to life
Google's Project Tango is ready to dance thanks to the depth sensing 3D camera built into Lenovo's latest phablet.
IFA 2016: Plex live TV recording comes to Australia
Aussies can stream TV recordings to practically any device around their home, or across the internet, after media server giant Plex added access to Australia's free-to-air program guide.
Apple tailors watch for wheelchair users
Apple's new watchOS 3 operating system contains extensive adaptations so people in wheelchairs can use its fitness tracking functions.
Handy ways to plug and play while overseas
Powering up devices when travelling is a challenge. It was manageable when it was just phones and computers and even tablets, but now there's a plethora of gadgets paired to your device that need to be charged as well, with hardly ever enough outlets in a hotel room or apartment.
Windows Update broke my computer, how do I get my files back?
When your PC refuses to start there are still ways to retrieve your family photos, office documents and other precious files.
UFlix surrenders in war on Netflix geoblocking
Netflix's efforts to keep foreigners out of its US video library have claimed another victory, with Australian-based geododging service UFlix throwing in the towel.
NBN boots million homes from HFC cable to slower FttN
Unless pay TV cables already run down the street, homes in HFC-enabled suburbs are likely to end up on fibre-to-the-node as up to 1.5 million premises are slashed from the cable rollout plan.
How do you stop the household bandwidth hog choking your broadband?
From streaming video to software updates, it's easy for one data-hungry user to bring your home to a standstill.
Hands on: Microsoft Hololens augmented reality headset
Picking up where Pokemon Go leaves off, Microsoft's Hololens delivers a new way of looking at the world.
Telstra aims to sway Netflix fans with streaming bundle
Telstra is playing hardball in the streaming space, offering mobile customers three-months access to Netflix, Presto and Stan – along with unmetered Apple Music – as it fights to win over the subscription content generation.
Paraplegics regain limb use after VR training
Scientists report paralysed patients have regained feeling in their legs after training to control robotics with their brains, after a study was conducted in Brazil.