Watch live TV on your phone
Australians will soon be able to watch live TV on their phones and tablets with a “world first” aggregated app.
Gadgets
‘Your hubby uses Ashley Madison’
Wives of men who used the extramarital dating site and refused to pay a blackmailer have received letters.
Targeted app a welcome invention
Technology is being harnessed in amazing ways that bring history and heritage to life for younger generations.
Twitter boosts breaking news
Twitter has launched its Moments feature in Australia, adding a breaking news function to its service.
The fatal distraction
A person walks down the street sending texts and watching Youtube videos. You won’t believe what happens next.
Race to buy $56 computer
Huge demand for the wireless version of the tiny Raspberry PI computer, which comes with built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
Cheap car comes with premium tech
Apple CarPlay and Android Auto entertainment systems will come installed in a sub $15,000 Holden car range next month.
Surprises from unlikely sources
LG and HP’s redefined smartphones and Oppo’s turbocharged battery solution shine at this year’s Mobile World Congress.
Bots and PAs roll into limelight
Gadgets rained from the skies at this year’s Mobile World Congress and there were plenty of weird and wacky devices on display.
Small SUVs vie with supercars
While waiting for driverless cars to arrive, European carmakers are focusing on tried-and-tested sales winners.
Pick fun education apps for kids
With 80,000 apps on the Apple AppStore, picking the right one for your child isn’t easy. Here are some of our picks.
Great new gadgets
Garmin puts a heart rate on the wrist, a hub with style, a Sony projector for the pocket and B&O gives more control.
Charge your phone in 5 minutes
Fast charging you phone in 5 minutes while sipping a latte is on the way.
Pre-orders open for Samsung S7/S7 edge
Samsung’s new Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge phones can now be pre-ordered from Australian telcos.
Volvo to offer cars without keys
It’s the beginning of the end of the car key. Volvo wants to start ditching them from 2017.
The big switch
Tired of the remote-control fumble? New devices for your home entertainment system are a step in the right direction.
Don’t be hacker bait
The five steps to making your digital self less attractive to hackers, phishers and overly aggressive marketers.
Wireless hope for remote areas
New gigabit wireless broadband systems could allow NBN Co to connect premises outside the fixed access network range.
Test drive: 3D robotics drone
An expensive treat for budding filmmakers, the 3D Robotics’ Solo drone pretty much flies itself.
Mass virtual entertainment close
Virtual reality theme parks are looming as mass entertainment in the 21st century.
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