Dokuchaev's rare achievement in being wanted by both the US and Russian authorities sheds light on what is widely said in the West to be "state-sponsored Russian hacking".

How do you see the almost-invisible? First, you build a better flashlight.

In the US state anf federal regulators are wrestling with legal and safety issues presented by self-driving vehicles.

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.

Nikos Pappas, Greece's Minister of Digital Policy, Telecommunications and Media, is serious about going into space.

Designed to slide under your television rather than hang on the wall, Sonos' new Playbase soundbar will be a good fit for many lounge rooms chasing better sound.

Much more powerful, but somehow smaller, than the Xbox One S released last year, the Xbox One X is a marvel of technology and engineering that provides the most technically impressive console gaming experience you can get, especially if you're running a 4K TV.

It's a vexed question – is your stereo system improved by cranking the volume and letting rip?

Researchers posit teenagers are using drugs less because they are constantly stimulated by their computers and phones.

Shares of Twitter soared overnight after the social media company said it may become profitable for the first time next quarter .

The teardrop-like shaped AeroMobil Flying Car is ready for pre-orders with first deliveries expected by 2020.

Chiefs are dominating with 11 points off four match wins, but the season is still young.

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.

A group of archaeology students from ANU who helped historians in their efforts to document the history of the Székely people in Romania will travel to the US next month to present their findings.

Snap is putting itself into competition with 'all the guys you don't want to be fighting against in the world': Facebook, Google and Apple.

Artificial intelligence is making its way into the global sex market, bringing with it a revolution in robotic "sex tech".

Broccoli and dumpling emojis have been approved, while a scuba mask, oil lamp and flat shoes for women have been added to the draft list.

After years of uncertainty Australian TiVos will lose access to the TV guide after October, leaving thousands of lounge rooms in the lurch.

You've just spent hundreds on a new pair of headphones, except they keep dropping out. There's a simple reason.

The Silicon Valley tech firm has started rolling out a new warning label for news stories that are 'disputed' by a third-party fact checker.