The concerns of Sydneysiders about their city in 1973 might sound familiar in 2018.

Nanoleaf's latest product is probably the most likely to catch on with a mainstream audience.

While the biggest phone-makers of the world showed off the bells and whistles of new smartphones at MWC this week, it seems that users are more concerned with a more fundamental issue: battery life.

This is what a fitness service looks like when the company producing it has vertical integration and more money than god.

Apple's tiniest computer has taken another stride towards one day becoming my ideal phone replacement.

It’s too late to regulate artificial intelligence, but that does not mean we should not try to limit its awesome and potentially devastating power.

The national industrial tribunal ruled employed food delivery riders should be paid the same as other transport workers.

Snap calls itself a camera company, but it's best to take its claim seriously, not literally.

Aside from the US, many other advanced nations such as China, Russia, Britain and Israel have extremely sophisticated tools for digital spying.

The development follows a bombshell New York Times investigation that found Facebook has sought to spread disparaging information about its critics.

A US judge has ordered Amazon to turn over Alexa recordings after Echo device found on kitchen counter of home where two women were killed.

The case creates uncertainty over Apple's business in one of its biggest markets at a time when its falling share prices reflect concerns over waning demand for new iPhones.

Is this $4000 robot pet a cleaner alternative to the real thing, or yet another data-harvesting spy machine in the guise of an adorable puppy?

For six days last year, China Telecom appears to have deliberately diverted Australian internet traffic to China and logged as a routing error.

Tasmanian devils with tumours the size of golf balls have had their cancerous growths disappear, after scientists successfully trialled a new way to kick-start the animals' immune system.

With the superior Google Assistant, but the kind of big screen and video call functionality seen on Amazon's Echo Show, Lenovo aims to be the best of both worlds.

Coming in at under $900 but packing features not seen in flagships twice the price, these phones should be on your list if you're looking for a new mid-range marvel.

Google's first concern is itself and its clients. But its services are so useful I don't really mind when it screws me.

Latest ACCC broadband report shows things are getting better, but not for everybody.

The closure has prompted an outpouring of disappointment across the world. But in Australia, lovers of physical books may not be worse off.