Facebook Marketplace is a mess but it works
Here's what I learned from selling a bunch of stuff on Facebook's Marketplace, a much simpler but more lawless system than the bigger online selling sites.
Planets and portraits in VR at MIFF 2017
Gamers started it, and now filmmakers are exploring virtual reality as a way to make a story more powerful.
Can Google continue to dominate advertising?
Keeping its perch at the top of the advertising roost is going to get harder.
Company offers to implant chips in its employees
It's quick, painless and the company will even pick up the $US300 fee.
Microsoft officially retiring MS Paint this year
Microsoft announces that Paint is on a list of features that are set to be 'removed and deprecated' in an upcoming Windows 10 update, set to be released later this year.
Is this the woman who will save Uber?
Marketing star who’s worked with Beyonce, Apple and more brings humanism, Instagram savvy and Chanel to the beleaguered brand.
Inside LG Display's high-security Korean research lab
From double-sided televisions to towering see-through displays, LG is designing the screens of the future in a South Korean research lab nestled right against the North Korean border.
Pressure is on for the Snapchat investors
Shares in Snap Inc are likely to come under more pressure in the coming weeks as insiders are allowed to sell their holdings for the first time.
From wheelbarrows to glitter: Amazon's next big business
Amazon wants companies to go to Amazon Business to buy everything from new computers and A4 paper to toilet cleaner and power tools.
Hands on: Accelerated 6350-SR LTE failover broadband router
Even with the NBN rollout Australia's fixed-line broadband can be unreliable, which means you need a mobile insurance policy if you can't afford to be offline.
What that Facebook quiz is doing to your privacy
Fancy a fun Facebook quiz? Beware, you're serving up data that helps a global industry to predict what makes us tick, suggest what we should buy and even manipulate how we vote.
Telstra giveth and Telstra taketh away under its new global roaming deals
Telstra's new international roaming day pass looks good on paper but overseas travellers need to read the fine print.
Google Home Australian review
Though there are multiple options for voice-activated smart assistants available in the US, this week marks the first official entry into Australia: Google Home.
Update your Apple devices. Right now.
Apple has released a software update to iOS and macOS that you should download right away.
US lifts laptop ban on planes
Passengers flying into the US from 10 Muslim-majority countries affected by the ban may now take their laptops into the cabin with them.
Dark web marketplaces AlphaBay and Hansa shut down
Authorities said the action was one of the largest ever taken against criminals on the dark web.
ACCC cracks down on 'misleading' NBN speed claims
Telecommunications companies are misleading customers over broadband internet speeds and the worst offenders will likely face prosecution over dodgy advertising by the end of the year, the consumer watchdog says.
Online take on Micro Machines a tiny disappointment
At its core the racing in World Series feels similar to the Micro Machines of old, but weak online play and flawed application of Overwatch-style competitive modes sucks out most the fun.
Be 'brave': Musk's advice to first SpaceX passengers
Billionaire Elon Musk says there is a lot of risk associated with Falcon Heavy, his company's rocket designed to carry private citizens into space.