UK Whitegoods manufacturer, AGA Rangemaster, has launched a cooker with inbuilt M2M capability that can be monitored and controlled remotely.

It's no longer unusual for a household or small business to use a mixed of computers, tablets and smartphones. So Symantec has released a mix-and-match bundle of its security software for three popular platforms.

It's no longer unusual for a household or small business to use a mixed of computers, tablets and smartphones. So Symantec has released a mix-and-match bundle of its security software for three popular platforms.

D-Link's latest wireless router is claimed to be three times faster than Wireless N models.

Facebook’s UK arm is considering scrapping the minimum age requirement for its users, meaning a change in Australia could follow suit.

The Raspberry Pi computer board is the world’s most inexpensive yet incredibly useful, useable, configurable, programmable and extendable credit card sized, ARM powered PC, ready for students, engineers and anyone to unleash new levels of creativity and imagination!

A primary school in Queensland is threatening to expel students who use Facebook in contravention of the "under 13 rule."

A developer of utility software has found that its customers aren't taking full advantage of its product's functions to get the best from their storage devices.

Anonymous Taiwanese sources have claimed that up to 10m iPad Mini’s could ship in 2012, featuring a new touch screen technology that should make any iPad Mini the thinnest iPads yet.

It’s all over the news – Apple’s Siri says the Nokia Lumia 900 is the “best smartphone ever”, thanks to answers contained within Wolfram Alpha, although getting the Lumia answer depends on which question you ask.

The One Laptop per Child Australia project has received a boost from the federal budget, with a one-off grant of $11.7 million for its unproven program.

Addictions of all kinds show a similar set of symptoms. Facebook is no different.

Nokia Australia has decided to focus on its Lumia range of Windows Phone 7.5 devices and not sell the Nokia PureView 808 in the ANZ region, leaving those interested to wait for future models – or seek the revolutionary 41 megapixel smartphone via grey or direct import channels instead.

An issue of the British magazine Linux Format, which contained an article titled Learn to Hack, has been pulled off the shelves by Barnes and Noble.

Check Point's ZoneAlarm Free Antivirus + Firewall 2013 delivers unusually broad functionality for a free product.

Check Point's ZoneAlarm Free Antivirus + Firewall 2013 delivers unusually broad functionality for a free product.

Facebook has launched an Antivirus Marketplace, initially offering products from Microsoft, McAfee, Trend Micro, Sophos, and Symantec and has incorporated their malicious URL databases into its own URL blacklist system.

US researchers have found strong correlation between the increased incidence of sexually transmitted disease in different areas of the USA and the entry of online classifieds site Craigslist into the those markets.

New research suggests Australians are keen on cloud services, but they expect to know when their data is stored overseas - and to be able to control whether or not it goes offshore.

iiNet subsidiary Westnet has come out top in Canstar Blue's customer satisfaction survey for broadband ADLS services, beating parent iiNet and iiNet subsidiary Internode.