Apple's new iPad will be like the iPhone X
The next iPad will eliminate the home button, but OLED display is unlikely.
Tech giants turning Sydney's CBD into 'Silicon Place'
Global technology titans including Amazon.com, LinkedIn and Expedia are congregating in Sydney's central business district, providing a commercial property fillip just as Australia's record housing boom starts to tire.
Cup punters placed record 850 bets a second on most popular app
Wagering data reveals a new record was reached in the immediate lead-up to the 2017 Melbourne Cup.
Foxtel scuttles own player with sub-par Now streaming box
Too little, too late, Foxtel's long-awaited streaming media player is outclassed by the Telstra TV 2.
Netflix still killing Freeview rather than Foxtel
Pay TV numbers remain steady while free-to-air television continues to bleed viewers.
Apple, RMIT University partner on coding courses
RMIT has become the first university in Australia to offer courses based on Apple's 'App Development with Swift' curriculum.
Underwater drone enables mission to assess Barrier Reef
Researchers embark on a 21-day expedition to explore the Great Barrier Reef's most remote, unexplored reaches, and assess the region's declining coral reef corridor.
'God only knows what it's doing to our children's brains': Facebook's first president has some regrets
Sean Parker, the first president of Facebook, has a disturbing warning about the social network.
Amid backlash, Twitter pauses verifications
The move follows a severe backlash over the verification of a far-right extremist who organized the recent Neo-Nazi March in Charlottesville.
Perth's broadband lags behind the rest of Australia
Perth's broadband ranks among the lowest in Australia, according to internet speed testing data,
The fastest telcos and cities in Australia for broadband
Optus is the best fixed-line internet service provider (ISP) in Australia for download speeds overall, while Telstra is the best during peak-hour times, when network congestion is at its highest.
Blood and sand in 49BCE
The most impressive and inventive entry in the long-running series since the 2007 original.
Why Facebook wants nude photos from Australian users
Facebook's latest attempt to wipe revenge porn off its platform: asking users to send their own nude photos.
Foxtel Now streaming puck takes pay TV beyond the box
Locked in a turf war with Telstra and Netflix, Foxtel is fighting to defend its foothold in Australian lounge rooms with its new tiny streaming media player.
Family Link: how Google's new accounts for under-13s work
Parents can keep a closer eye on their children's use of Android devices from this week.
Charismatic, but character-building
Marantz's $1240 NA6005 network streamer is perfect for audiophiles -- as long as they have a patient disposition.
Padding the story
Plugging in cables into a device is a small action, but it's just easier to throw a phone on a flat thing, especially if you're charging it every other day.
Twitter officially moves to a 280 character limit
Twitter's iconic 140 character limit for tweets is no more.
iPhone X sold at a higher margin than iPhone 8
Apple's latest phone costs more to make than the iPhone 8 that came before, but it's also being sold at a higher mark-up.