LG has become a leader in OLED (organic light emitting diode) HD LCD technologies and bendable, flexible screens may herald new designs for smartphones and the internet of everything.
Sony has released a new teaser video for the upcoming PlayStation 4, just in time to undermine the hype Microsoft will want to generate for Xbox Next.
Despite supply shortages the S4 has achieved sales of more than 10,000,000 handsets in its first month.
A British explorer has made the first ever video call from the top of Mt. Everest, but the wiley move has caused some controversy.
Ever see something that takes your breath away, that is so innovative and cool you wonder why it has not been done before?
Eight years after the launch of the Xbox 360 Microsoft is set to do it all again tomorrow, with the much-anticipated unveiling of its new console.
Apple and Samsung have joined BlackBerry in gaining US Department of Defense approval for US military use. But the military has to buy them – you can’t use your own.
Australians are becoming increasingly complacent about the digital footprint they leave behind. A major survey reveals that most are unsure how many websites hold their personal information.
Yahoo's board has approved its biggest merger under CEO Marissa Mayer, acquiring blogging service Tumblr according to reports.
Google has a tradition of marketing Android 'reference' phones and tablets called Nexus which serve to show what Android can do.
Samsung has achieved a solid lead in the supply of smartphones (well any phones really) at the expense of Apple (and pretty well all the rest). These two suppliers accounted for almost 100% of the industry’s profit (not sales) in Q1 2013 according to Canaccord Genuity investment bank data.
NBN Co today connected a 36-storey apartment building in Australia to the NBN, the largest multi-dwelling unit (MDU) to be connected so far.
It will come as no surprise that after 15 years of success, 70 million units sold, 3 billion online races covering 45 billion virtual miles that the PlayStation exclusive racer will be getting a sixth outing.
The blocking of 1200 legal websites by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission has sparked calls for the federal goverment to reveal who it's censoring, and why.
An Australian-designed iOS and Android app helps sports teams deliver information to players and spectators without the burden of developing a custom app.
Telstra has apologised for leaking customer data online. It is not the first time it has happened, and it is unlikely to be the last.
When is a free TV not a free TV? When you get it from Foxtel. It is called Pay TV, after all.
Google has got a jump start on its rivals, launching a music service today that allows users to listen to unlimited songs for $9.99 a month.
