In the past three years, so many students have started choosing science subjects for their HSC that Kirrawee High School has run out of laboratories.

Blending the familiar fun of plastic, colourful bricks with a surprisingly complicated robot-building kit and code-writing primer, Lego Boost is part educational tool and part amazingly geeky high-tech toy.

A newly-discovered security flaw affects virtually every Wi-Fi device, and could render your home network as readable to hackers as the free Wi-Fi at a coffee shop.

The collision of two super-dense stars in a galaxy far, far away, has been detected by a remarkable collaborative effort.

Aussies were slugged with $259 million in excess mobile data charges in the last 12 months, almost double the year before, as they continue to embrace mobile broadband as a replacement for struggling fixed-line connections.

The health of a nation's economy and the health of its people are connected, but in some surprising ways.

While Chinese technology stocks have been on a fabulous tear this year, Australian fund managers argue there still might be a way to go.

By putting Donald Trump's brash words in the context of an official presidential announcement, this bot reminds Twitter users of the real impact the tweets can have.

Unsure of what is going to be the next big thing, tech companies prefer to play defence, not offence, and are too fearful to back real innovation.

Making the most of the latest Ultra HD televisions, Apple's new media player takes movie night to the next level.

When it comes to smartphones, Australians are buying more Samsung devices compared to this time last year, and ever so slightly more iPhones, but less of almost everything else.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has a message for school students around the world: learning how to code is more important than learning English as a second language.

The nation's fast-growing private space industry is sparring with Defence and federal government over the use of Australia's Woomera launch range testing site.

Here is a brief selection of 20 ideas for how our schools, policies and mindsets need to change if Australia is to best prepare for the technological future.

Twitter will tighten rules on issues including hate speech amid a boycott over its handling of actress Rose McGowan's postings on predatory Hollywood boss Harvey Weinstein.

Commonly used devices and software will benefit from performance improvements — such as fewer crashes, increased battery performance, and more up-to-date security patching — if a new feature in one of the world's most popular software development tools gains widespread adoption and tra...

Chipmaker and Apple supplier Qualcomm has filed lawsuits in China seeking to ban the sale and manufacture of iPhones in the country, its biggest shot at Apple so far in a sprawling and bitter legal fight.

Forza 7 sets a new bar for many aspects of the series, with an incredibly diverse line-up of cars, dozens of locales and incredible weather effects.

Facebook has unveiled a cheaper Oculus VR headset that works without being tethered to a computer, rounding out its plan for pushing virtual reality technology to the masses.

Listening to those with a steady income sell a lack of rights and security to vulnerable people, while dressing it up as a lifestyle choice, is a bit rich.

With a 20,000mAh capacity, this bank from Cygnett charges USB-C devices fully and quickly no matter how far you are from an outlet.

Apple Watch is the big deal in wearables. Fitbit's new device is designed to change all that.

As Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft and Google push deeper into movies, TV and music, turns out algorithms, data and precision aren't everything.

Good amplifiers last a long time, so how do you know when it's time to trade in and trade up?

There are few better things in video games than a satisfying upgrade loop.