Technology

SpaceX successfully launches rocket

SpaceX launch

Elon Musk's Space Exploration Technologies returned to the skies on Saturday with a flawless delivery of communications satellites into orbit, its first flight since a September 1 fireball destroyed a rocket and its payload on a Florida launch pad.

Hands on: Fetch TV multi-room streaming

The latest Fetch TV Mighty update lets you watch your recordings on a Fetch TV Mini set-top box in the bedroom, so you ...

Fetch TV owners can curl up in bed and use the TV in the bedroom to watch something they recorded in the lounge room, thanks to the latest firmware update.

Hands on with Nintendo Switch

When detached from the console, the Joy-Con can be fitted with straps that make them comfier to hold and stop you ...

The Nintendo Switch had its official coming out party over the weekend, as the world's press got its first chance to go hands on with the machine and put it through its paces.

The death of FM radio? Don't bet your life on it

Norway's blueprint to replace FM has been in place for years, originating with its first digital broadcasts back in 1995.

As Norway switches off its FM radio network this week, other nations have abandoned similar plans, leaving the Scandinavian country a lonely beacon of digital-only broadcasting in a world that's rapidly moving on to music streaming and podcasts.

Three-screen laptop prototypes stolen from CES

Razer's prototype can automatically switch from a single-screen setup to three screens.

Last week gaming hardware company Razer debuted Project Valerie, a cutting-edge laptop concept that switches automatically between one and three displays. On Sunday, two prototype models were stolen from the Razer booth at CES 2017. The company is offering $US25,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible.

Facebook announces its own journalism project

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has previously announced measures to limit misinformation on the network.

Facebook has announced that it's launching its own journalism project, continuing its efforts to change the way media organisations work with the social network. The move could be seen as an extension of its vow earlier this year to crack down on fake news on the site.

Is 150 times a day too much smartphone usage?

Illustration: Paul Rogers

The near-universal access to digital technology is transforming modern society in ways that can have negative effects on health, neurological development and personal relationships.