Google's quantum computing push opens new front in cloud battle
For years, Google has poured time and money into one of the most ambitious dreams of modern technology: building a working quantum computer. Now the company is thinking of ways to turn the project into a business.
Re-use the same piece of paper with erasable ink printer
One of the worst technology predictions ever made was the promise of a paperless office: people happen to like printing emails and inspiring quotes of the day, but how long before it's all chucked in the recycle bin?
Amazon hiring speakers of Australian English
Think you know the ins and outs of Australian English? Amazon is hiring.
What games would you want on a Nintendo 64 Mini?
A new trademark application filed by Nintendo in Europe has prompted speculation that a miniature Nintendo 64 is on the way. But what games would it include?
Thunderbolt 3 dock: big power, but big price, too
The Belkin Thunderbolt 3 HD dock comes in at a jaw dropping $529. Is it worth it?
Is fact-checking site Snopes.com in danger of closing down?
The original fact-checking site is asking for reader donations as it claims an advertising dispute has it 'in danger of closing its doors'.
Hands on: Google WiFi mesh home wireless network
While it helps tackle wireless blackspots around your home, Google WiFi has an Achilles' heel which could be a deal-breaker for many NBN homes.
MS Paint given a stay of execution
Just hours after social media broke out in mourning over the imminent demise of Windows mainstay MS Paint, Microsoft announced that it wouldn't be killing off the 32-year-old art program after all.
When a farmer's internet speed was slow, he built a private 53m tower
An outback Queensland farmer hatched an unusual plan to counter slow internet speeds - build and install his own 53-metre tower.
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.