Here are some options for tech-minded folks that won't break the bank.

A good phone with a unique look and feel, the Razer's phone can't quite keep up with other flagships when it comes to anything other than gaming.

From the World Cup to the royal wedding, and from Barnaby Joyce to My Health Record, this is what we wanted to know about this year.

Credit ratings group Fitch has warned that Australia's controversial new encryption laws could harm Australia's flourishing tech sector as well as the global operations of tech giants like Google, Facebook and Apple. 

Nanoleaf's latest product is probably the most likely to catch on with a mainstream audience.

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.

Over the past decade or so, eliminating "friction" - the name given to any quality that makes a product more difficult or time-consuming to use - has become an obsession of the tech industry,

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

Good headphones can make a huge difference to your music, podcasts, movies and games. Here are some of the best we've used this year.

It might not be a magic mirror like the one owned by Snow White’s stepmother, but the Piiq digital mirror for hairdressing salons could be the next best thing.

Sticking close to its predecessors, the Galaxy Watch is a handsome and useful wearable that is unfortunately hobbled if you don't want to use a Samsung phone.

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

Cheaper and less complex than a smartwatch but more advanced than your standard tracker, the Charge 3 is a great companion for swimming, running or training.

With beautiful thin looks, plenty of grunt and a lower price tag than the competition from Microsoft and Apple, Huawei's ultrabook is an appealing alternative.

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

'China shows no sign of ceasing its policy and practice of conducting and supporting cyber-enabled theft,' says the White House.

For six days last year, China Telecom appears to have deliberately diverted Australian internet traffic to China and logged as a routing error.

As Australia's esports scene continues to thrive, star players like Sydney's Jordan “Only” Middleton are finding they can turn pro without the traditional need to move overseas.

Many speaker manufacturers assume buyers already know how to make their speakers sound the best, which is brave.

My Green Butler, the innovative device enouraging holiday guests to change their behaviour in order to reduce resource consumption, is making waves within the tourism industry.

In the past week Facebook and Google have announced smart displays, and Amazon has released one in Australia for the first time. But what do they do?

Makers of smart home speakers may even need to install eavesdropping capabilities into a person’s home, says tech giant.

Living in the city makes it hard to learn an instrument or jam with friends, but these gadgets can help.

If a speaker is to be placed on display in a home it needs to be something that at best is gorgeous and at worst won’t get the neighbours snickering.

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