Australia's love affair with digital technology isn't fading, despite our reportedly reduced appetite for spending.

One of Australia's newer online retailers is diversifying into branded goods.

Nikon has launched three new and improved Coolpix cameras, all of which are expected to be on store shelves later this month.

Mobile speed cameras are coming back to New South Wales roads from the 19th of July, and with the NSW Transport Minister David Campbell saying he’d be “thrilled if these cameras didn’t collect one cent”.

Sometimes you just want to have a single button device to capture your holiday fun.  Designed for ease of use, simple youtube upload and pocket sized, the JVC Picsio GC-FM1 is part of an increasingly crowded 1080p HD pocket video camera market.

Apple’s not the only gadget company in the world able to produce cool gadgetry, with stalwart Sony still having more than what it takes to create and deliver ever better versions of its existing products, and new ones, too!

A major insurer says electronic gadgets including cameras and MP3 players have displaced jewellery as the items most commonly stolen.

A new version of Google's Picasa photo editing and management application includes face recognition. Other new features include Google Maps integration for geotagging.

A chip company is set to demonstrate its USB 3.0 to SATA bridge chip this week, and a research firm is tipping adoption of the new standard beginning next year with rapid takeup.

BenQ Australia has announced dozens of new products. The company's regional president spoke to iTWire about the new range and BenQ's plans.