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.

Apple began accepting early orders for its iPhone X at 12:01 am on Friday in California. Within minutes, shipping times quickly lengthened to as much as six weeks.

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

Potentially boosting fibre to the home speeds 100-fold, NBN's latest fibre trials also promise a backend overhaul to ease traffic jams across the entire network.

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

Microsoft has reintroduced its Surface Pro hybrid device, unveiling a brand new portable machine the company insists is no longer a tablet that can act as a laptop, but is instead "the most versatile laptop we've ever built".

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.

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.

Buzzfeed, Vice and Huffington Post were going to upend journalism, but they didn’t last in Australia. New companies are hoping to learn from their mistakes.

After a one-week break, the Oceanic Pro League swings back into full action for its sixth week of competition.

What's useful, and what's just hype? And how much tech is too much when you're running?

Rather than savouring our favourite shows, now we're expected to rush through an entire season in one night like it's a badge of honour.

In 2013, Anthony Levandowski was the star of Google's self-driving car project. The tall, swaggering engineer was featured in a long New Yorker story about the search engine willing the impossible technology into reality.

The internet lets anyone become a content creator, so if you want to stand out from the crowd then it's worth aspiring to great audio quality.

One of the perks of Dave Limp’s job is that he lives in a world the rest of us won’t inhabit for years: the head of Amazon’s gadgets division is also the company’s chief guinea pig.

Implementing Slack is just the beginning. You need to promote a comfortable collaborating environment.

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.

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

The Mohamed Bin Zayed challenge is the world's richest robotics competition.