Cayla is a blond, bright-eyed doll that chatters about horses and hobbies. She plays games and accurately answers questions about the world at large. She could also be eavesdropping on your child.

Under French military supervision, four golden eagle chicks hatched last year atop drones - born into a world of terror and machines they would be bred to destroy.

Inna Braverman hopes the Australian coastline could soon be transformed by wave converters hanging off breakwaters, jetties, wharves and piers, alongside the rods and legs of hopeful fishermen.

Soren Schwertfeger finished his postdoctorate research on autonomous robots in Germany and seemed set to continue his work in Europe or the United States, where artificial intelligence was pioneered and established. Instead, he went to China.

The worst part about home printers is the constant need to buy expensive ink cartridges. But new printers are changing that.

Insanely thin without compromising on picture quality, LG's latest OLEDs are the ultimate television for movie night.

Pikachu has inspired an augmented reality resurgence, but some of the AR headsets on show in Shanghai struggle to make the grade.

Beyond looking and sounding great, BeyerDynamic's high-end noise cancelling headphones protect and adapt to your hearing.

Time and again Apple has set out to revolutionise the living room, but ultimately it's settled for turning the television set into a giant iPhone.

The first security camera to tie into Apple's smart home ecosystem, D-Link's Omna 180 Cam HD makes it easy to keep an eye on things while you're out and about.

One startup, Kademi, had previously relied on OFX to pay its Ukrainian staff but found itself unable to do so last week.

For people that really like fitness trackers, it's been difficult to find one that is the right blend of features, functionality and aesthetics.

Canberra company Skoolbo launched a new television program called Preschool Play in Singapore last month.

Despite being on an unpopular platform, the original Splatoon garnered a decent fanbase. Now, the sequel seems aimed squarely at the esports set.

Building on last year's smart display, Google's Nest Hub Max is bigger, sounds better and has a built-in camera for video calls.

Apple has recalled some MacBook Pro laptops sold between September 2015 and February 2017 due to a "battery that may overheat and pose a safety risk."

Apple has temporarily stopped buying cobalt mined by hand in Congo, while it continues to deal with problems relating to child labour and harsh work conditions.

Scientists have plucked some unknown species from depths of the abyss off Australia's east coast.

Our one-stop guide to all the major events of next week, what you're likely to see and where you can watch it live.

Building a PC is fun, educational, and easier than you think. Plus, while it might still be expensive, going DIY will save you money in the long term.

A diverse set of new characters and a stunning next-gen look make this adventure the perfect way to show off what Sony’s newest system can do.

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.

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.

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