GoPro had a terrible 2016. The company saw its market eaten away by cheaper, no-name knock-off action cameras, and it didn't help that the major smartphone manufacturers began waterproofing their phones - another key selling point for the go-anywhere shooter.

Facebook's Oculus division is looking to get virtual-reality headsets into more homes by way of a significant price drop.

The collision of two super-dense stars in a galaxy far, far away, has been detected by a remarkable collaborative effort.

Facebook wants to help prevent suicide in real time as live video and messaging grow in popularity.

Website and email services hosted by Webcity continue to be offline after 24 hours, with no estimation of a resumption time being offered by the company.

Last year's Razer Blade Stealth was determined to match or beat Apple's 12-inch MacBook at every turn, and it succeeded. Now the gap has widened even further.

In the past three years, so many students have started choosing science subjects for their HSC that Kirrawee High School has run out of laboratories.

Like its predecessor, Halo Wars 2 combines the lore, character and artistry of the main Halo series with the methodical gameplay of a real-time strategy game like Starcraft or Warcraft III. Unlike its predecessor, Halo Wars 2 feels like the best of both worlds.

With the rise of clickbait and fake news, the outrageous and controversial benefit at the expense of the sane.

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.

Seven planets have been found in the "goldilocks zone" of a star that will live for 10 trillion years.

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

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

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

When Steve Jobs led Apple, the company was famous for making products that would impress and even “delight” its customers. The uninspiring iPhone SE unveiled shows how far Apple has strayed from that standard.