It was only a matter of time until his supporters adopted his style.

AFL digital subscribers were up in arms on Thursday night as their live stream of the Collingwood-Essendon practice match failed to take up the full screen on their tablets.

Verizon is close to a new deal with Yahoo in which the US telecom giant would purchase the beleaguered internet company for a slight discount of $324.4 million, according to reports.

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End-to-end encryption is the new security mantra, but how far will you go to foil the thought police?

Public service bosses to lose their grip over billions in tech spending.

Chloe Bridgewater has a little more drive than your average seven-year-old. Taken by the idea of working somewhere with bean bag chairs, go-karts, and slides, she decides to apply at Google.

Thanks to the sudden acceleration of AI, the technology behind virtual assistants is rapidly spreading from phones to cars and homes.

The latest iteration of Microsoft's own hybrid laptop might just be the perfect Windows machine for creative types, if you can stomach the high price.

In the US state anf federal regulators are wrestling with legal and safety issues presented by self-driving vehicles.

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NBN Co's CEO says Australians wouldn't use a Gbps internet connection to its full potential, even if they could get one for free, but his thinking is flawed.

The Alcatel Boost Dex phone is brilliant for kids, or people who just want a basic phone.

The cheaper and safer mantra of the app-based transport company is losing its lustre in Latin America.

HMD Global, the Finnish company with exclusive rights to make phones with the name Nokia attached to them, may be planning to release an homage to the legendary early-2000s brick phone, the 3310.

Like a scene from The Jetsons, commuters in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, may soon climb aboard automated flying taxis

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The ACCC's push to force telcos to reveal real-world download speeds misses the point, it should demand they fix the problems.

"You just cannot be serious," says Labor as Coalition spruiks its tech cred.

Finding it difficult to make sense of providers' broadband speed promises? You're not alone in Australia, and the ACCC has promised to help.

More than a third of Australians are prepared to ditch their smartphone brand and switch to a rival in 2017, threatening Apple and Samsung's domination of the local market.

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.