Google has helped build intense speculation for its event where it's expected to reveal new phones.

Sales of Blackberry smartphones - the product category that made the brand a household name - will stop in February 2017.

How would you like an umbrella that lets you know if you leave it behind? The Oombrella will send an alert to your phone if you walk off without it.

Telstra's "unlimited" international roaming advertisement mistake.

The ClamCase range of iPad keyboards are a heap better than most, and pretty much turn your tablet into a lappy.

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As ever, it's a case of convenience and consistency versus freedom and flexibility.

The Mi 5s is aiming to out-innovate Apple with new tricks and features, while selling at less than half the price of an iPhone.

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With an enhanced screen and new stereo speakers, Apple's latest iPhone improves its credentials as a pocket cinema.

From huge, recognisable set-pieces like Apostles beach to small touches like the red and yellow lid bins out the front of stilted houses, Forza Horizon 3 nails its Australian setting.

Physicists at The Australian National University have brought quantum computing a step closer to reality by stopping light in a new experiment.

As Australia's big banks hold out against Apple Pay, Square is helping more small businesses accept your money with a wave of your phone or credit card – sometimes before you even reach the counter.

Google is celebrating 18 years as a company, and is marking the occasion in the only way the web giant knows how: with a Google Doodle.

Snapchat, now re-named Snap, will release a pair of $170 sunglasses with a built-in camera. Video will be recorded in a new circular format that can be viewed full-screen in either landscape or portrait.

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I've got an idea for a great game, just like a million other people, so what do I do next?

Oculus founder Palmer Luckey has acknowledged giving $13,000 to pro-Donald Trump group which created anti-Hillary Clinton memes.

Why do we "agree" to telco contracts that we don't actually understand, even if it causes problems down the track?

The Wall Street Journal reported that Facebook told advertising buying agency Publicis Media that the video metric had been overstated by between 60 per cent and 80 per cent.

Yahoo has confirmed that at least 500 million user accounts had been affected by a massive breach. Here are some answers to basic questions that you may have about the breach.

Never has one little dongle caused so much angst for so many music fans, but Apple's Lightning to 3.5mm audio adapter is about to become a necessary evil for many iGadget lovers.