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.

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.

While Australians are chewing through more data than ever, the latest Internet Activity report continues to steer well clear of the quagmire surrounding real-world broadband speeds.

What if you're putting yourself out there as a thought leader advising companies how to build brands on social media, but you tweet a lewd suggestion to a reporter whose story you don't like? Nothing much good, as Ryan Holmes knows.

Some North Burleigh Surf Club beers, a bunch of backpackers and years of solo travelling appear to have paid off for two rugby mates.

Impossible to repair and difficult to recycle, every AirPod is destined to become garbage after just a few short years of use.

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.

From our world No.1 tennis player Ash Barty to horrific fires and instgram wars, Australians were busy finding the answers in 2019.

Video shows researchers delivering around 1900 watts of energy throughout a room thanks to a magnetic field.

Optus is ignoring the NBN's 18-month switchover commitment and threatening to cut off cable customers within weeks, using strongarm tactics to sign them up as Optus NBN customers.

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

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

Apple’s dictatorship over iPhone apps continues to upset many. Here are two solutions to solve the problem.

Scientists exploring the abyss off Australia's east coast expect to see many new creatures.

As augmented reality technology improves, the holography of Iron Man and Avatar moves a step closer to entering our everyday lives.

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

Set in an eerie retro future space station, the role-playing game fails to live up to the initial excitement.

The founders of tech community Earlywork are working on projects from hiring to a startup share house as they raise money and go full-time.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.