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It may only be February, but it seems like people are already getting excited about the next iPhone, which is expected to debut in September.

Apple shares hit a record on optimism the next iPhone will drive a resurgence in sales and help the company's services businesses grow.

Chiefs are dominating with 11 points off four match wins, but the season is still young.

Companies are exerting greater remote control over their devices, not always with permission or with the user's best interests at heart.

Lonely hearts scams rely on the fact that people want to believe, so don't get caught looking for love in all the wrong places this Valentine's Day.

Smoke and mirrors may have been hiding a device that's nowhere near ready for prime time, report indicates.

Social media giant is updating its Safety Check feature to make it easier for people to find or give help such as food, shelter or transportation during local disasters.

To go along with its actual, professional basketball league, the NBA is creating a new division for players who excel at video-game basketball.

In a year where Twitter was in the media more than ever before, its advertising revenues decreased.

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Will the dream of belting out your favourite songs in front of a packed house inspire budding rock stars to invest in a virtual reality headset?

Survey shows that almost all of us go to surprising lengths to make sure we don't run out of battery.

Thousands flocked to Sydney last weekend to play games and finally meet people they've known on the internet for years.

Facebook said Wednesday that it's making three changes to stop housing, employment and credit-related ads on its network that discriminate based on personal attributes.

Employees at the social media giant will now receive bereavement leave, paid leave to care for an ill relative and paid family sick time.

A fire broke out at a Samsung SDI factory in China this week when faulty, discarded batteries ignited, setting trash and other items ablaze.

With dozens of greatest hits albums released since his death, it was thought that Bob Marley's back catalogue had been exhausted. But a rundown former hotel in an unfashionable corner of north-west London has thrown up a treasure trove of previously lost recordings.

In a ban spanning several lifetimes and then some, the third-party Counter-Strike tournament service ESEA has banned a user until 3016 for allegedly harassing a minor.

Twitter knows it has a problem with online abuse, and now it's announced three more changes to help users deal with it.

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Australia's home grown streaming service is finally shaping up as a worthy Netflix rival, as they prepare to fend off Amazon Prime's big push.