HTC's first true successor to the Vive — the Cosmos — ultimately falls short of its rivals.

The colours of budgerigars spurred our top science prize winner to be a geneticist.

Why won't the password just go away? The silly pet names, movie titles or sports teams that many people punch in to get into their online accounts are a weak spot that hackers continue to puncture. Google has a new pragmatic solution.

The rise of Donald Trump and even the likes of One Nation's Malcolm Roberts can be halted, the prominent UK science broadcaster says.

In a three-day event that has already seen the country announce its intent to build an entirely new city - called Neom - from scratch, the announcement that a robot named Sophia has been granted Saudi citizenship stands apart.

All the important specs and details we have so far on the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S.

Rather than a hyper-intellectual, alien activity practiced by a remote priesthood, science is hit and miss, the ever-changing product of less-than-brilliant people, just like every other human activity.

The latest instalment of a popular video game franchise has been banned in Australia.

Big speakers aren't always practical, but if you want to listen discretely and still get the full impact of the sound you'll need very specific headphones.

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.

Foxtel has announced a revamped high-definition video streaming service dubbed Foxtel Now - and it's priced competitively with Stan and Netflix.

Nest's streaming cameras offer a great way to keep an eye on things back at the ranch, assuming your home broadband connection is up to the task.

Intel has been king of the CPU market for over half a decade, however AMD looks set to reignite the CPU wars with a brand-new product.

This reinvention of Zelda is possibly the greatest the series has produced to date, and it's also one of the most fun and interesting open-world games around.

The new technology could be used in a wide range of scientific fields.

Lots of people complain about television sound quality, specifically that it's hard to hear what's being said amid all the background noise and dramatic music. They usually blame modern filming, saying it places so much emphasis on ambience that voices are drowned out. And they grumpily add that mo...

Apple, at least initially, will be depending solely on the leading maker of OLED displays - Samsung.

Technological advances often lead to better science, but every now and then opting for the lowest tech levels possible can achieve the best outcome.

James Dyson, the billionaire inventor of the bagless vacuum cleaner and bladeless fan, is building an electric car that will launch by 2020, the latest firm to challenge traditional carmakers in a burgeoning market.

The stewards of Doom’s 21st century reincarnation say the series’ lore and universe isn’t done growing yet.

From a much more capable Siri to the ability to keep a closer eye on your social media usage, iOS 12 brings many new features to iPhone.

Russian state media RT and Sputnik have been accused of spreading lies to further Russian president Vladimir Putin’s war against Ukraine, but removing them from the social internet requires a public debate.

When almost everyone has a mobile phone, why are more than half of Australian homes still paying for a landline?

The Plus Record Player is beautifully designed, easy as pie and sounds terrific.

Sydneysiders expressed more joy over three days of rain this week than they did during the February heat wave.