Alleged Lizard Squad, PoodleCorp DDoS attackers arrested
Two members of hacking groups Lizard Squad and PoodleCorp were charged last week with 'conspiring to cause damage to protected computers'.
Sticking with one email address is a security risk
Celebrate Stay Smart Online Week by creating a few online aliases so it's harder for hackers to track you down.
Three replacement Note7s catch fire in one week
Reports surface of man suffering acute bronchitis from phone smoke, as internal Telstra memo indicates replacement shipments to Australia will be halted.
Murray's shock after being told of a $170,000 debt with Telstra
Murray Clode was left "absolutely speechless" when he was informed about a $170,000 debt with Telstra.
The 9 best browser extensions
The web is rife with annoyances. Here are some browser add-ons that make it a better place for everyone.
Apple Watch banned in UK cabinet
Ministers in the UK have been barred from wearing Apple Watches during cabinet meetings amid concerns that they could be hacked by Russian spies.
Hands on: Sony MDR-1000X wireless noise-cancelling headphones
Reducing the roar of jet engines to a whisper, Sony's MDR-1000X Bluetooth headphones offer first class noise-cancelling for travellers with deep pockets.
Samsung buys AI firm founded by Siri creators
Samsung, the largest maker of televisions and smartphones in the world, is buying Viv Labs, a high-profile artificial-intelligence start-up founded by the inventors of Apple's Siri voice assistant.
Facebook, Google chasing new wireless VR experiences
Mark Zuckerberg reveals that Oculus is making a headset that wouldn't require users to tether themselves.
Why Pixel is the anti-iPhone
In a move not unlike Microsoft's when it first introduced the Surface, Google is trying to show vendors how it's done.
Speakers with attitude
Focal's speaker range is big and full of enough attitude to mimic De Niro.
Smoking Samsung phone prompts US plane evacuation
Reports say phone that caused plane to be evacuated was a Samsung Galaxy Note7 that had been provided as a replacement after recall.
NBN product launch was out of this world
NBN Co's second satellite has been successfully deployed and will soon begin providing broadband services to tens of thousands of homes and businesses in rural and remote Australia.
TwoSpace turns closed restaurants into start-up co-working spaces
In a bid to foster new and deeper connections among Australia's entrepreneurs and the wider community, new start-up TwoSpace will next week launch a platform allowing nomadic workers to make a temporary, comfortable home in the cosy environs of inner-city restaurants — whose doors are normally closed during office hours.
TV viewing figures saved by older Australians glued to the box
On average Aussies are watching 2.5 hours less broadcast TV each month, but the future looks much bleaker for broadcasters when you disregard the baby boomers' viewing habits.
Stand aside smart phone, the genius phone is coming
The Nexus phones may have been the best of Android on a phone, but the new Pixels are the best of Google.
With Pixel phones, Google says 'inflection point' reached in computing
On the cusp of what it calls an "inflection point" in the history of computing, Google has launched a swag of new devices in its biggest ever single hardware release.
Aussie networks shoot themselves in the foot with the death of Presto
Foxtel is the big winner in killing off Presto, which was born from the squabbling between Seven and Nine.
96,000 public servants in new data breach
APS employees' Census data withdrawn for 'review' after privacy scare.