Opposition cybersecurity spokesman James Paterson is calling on the Optus chief to resign if the company’s defence of its security turns out to be misleading.

Facebook and Instagram will launch new features aimed at reducing social media addiction and misinformation after allegations the company’s algorithms fail to adequately protect teenagers online.

Epic founder Tim Sweeney says Apple's conduct breaches consumer law, iPhone should be opened up to competing app stores and payment methods.

From the World Cup to the royal wedding, and from Barnaby Joyce to My Health Record, this is what we wanted to know about this year.

For the fifth consecutive year, LG’s C-series ticks every box despite coming in a lot cheaper than the highest-end models.

Facebook wants to help prevent suicide in real time as live video and messaging grow in popularity.

Telstra's Nighthawk is packed with features but right now it struggles to deliver on its promise of Australia's fastest mobile broadband speeds.

Optus' heavy-handed NBN migration tactics highlight how far telco call centres are prepared to bend the truth.

Pay TV bundling refuses to die, but the pressure is on to offer bite-sized pricing in the Netflix age.

While some seasoned investors have been wary of the loss-making Snap, millennials' deep affinity with the disappearing-message app prompted many to jump in.

People used to get excited by LCD screens that could do 100Hz, but there's high and there's the ASUS ROG Swift PG258Q monitor at 240Hz.

Growing popularity of the hybrid home-portable console has led to a near-doubling of Nintendo's stock price to nine-year highs.

TCL’s $899 headgear look like glasses and give you the equivalent of a 140-inch private screen, but they have some drawbacks.

Comparison website Finder announced a round of layoffs this week, its second in just three months, in a marker of a deepening downturn.

Many are wondering how the poster boy for futurism ended up sounding like a conspiracy-theory-spouting uncle. But what if we’re all missing the point?