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HTC promise more Edge Sense and a better camera with the HTC U12+

A first look

Nokia 8 Sirocco review: Full, in-depth review

A unique flagship that's more of a mutation than a market-leader

OnePlus debut the OnePlus 6

Overwatch Devs celebrate Anniversary event by sharing insights into the game's future

How New Technologies Are Improving The Doctor-Patient Relationship

Technology is enhancing the relationship between clinicians and their patients, providing a more seamless and accurate interaction with real-time updates, and the ability to manage health issues remotely, while simultaneously reducing the per capita cost of healthcare.

Reports say Essential has cancelled its second smartphone

Reports via Bloomberg claim that Essential, the tech company headed by Android creator Andy Rubin, has shuttered plans to develop a second smartphone following poor sales of its debut device.

BlackBerry tease KEY2 smartphone

BlackBerry is gearing up to officially debut a follow-up to last year's BlackBerry KeyONE smartphone

Fujifilm XH-1 review: Fujifilm’s contentious contender

The Fujifilm XH-1, the latest incarnation in the popular X-series, isn’t the successor to the popular X-T2 but it is the new X-series flagship. That said, the XH-1 is a somewhat confusing mirrorless beast.

LG announce local price and availability for G7 ThinQ smartphone

LG Australia have announced local availability and pricing for their new G7 ThinQ smartphone.

Gfinity Australia prepares to launch "the Big Bash League of Esports" June 2nd

Gfinity Esports Australia have announced the local players who’ll compete in the inaugural Gfinity Elite Series Australia.

Acer unveils new range of desktop PCs, notebooks and gaming machines

Acer have shown off a range of new desktop PCs, notebooks, monitors and gaming machines at their [email protected] Global Press Conference in New York.

Unforeseen Incidents review: A gorgeously retro point-and-click, warts and all

Set in a contemporary but slightly-off-the-beaten track locale of Yelltown, players take on the role Harper Pendrel: a quirky handyman/layabout who is dragged into a world of shadowy cabals, corporate conspiracies and sinister biotech schemes.

Overwatch Devs celebrate Anniversary event by sharing insights into the game's future

Just in time to celebrate the second anniversary of Blizzard's popular online shooter Overwatch, we spoke with two members of the game's development team about hero popularity, player toxicity and whether or not they'll be selling more legendary skins any time soon.

Interview - Garth Ennis weights in on World of Tanks: Citadel

We caught up with comics legend and Preacher creator Garth Ennis to talk about the upcoming release of World of Tanks: Citadel, a new digital and printed comic book series based on the popular online multiplayer game.

Hackers infect more than 500,000 devices as malicious attack looms

Cisco has warned that hackers have infected at least 500,000 routers and storage devices in dozens of countries with sophisticated malicious software.

In Pictures: We take an early look at the new HTC U12+

HTC are looking to leapfrog the competition and offer the best dual-camera smartphone on the market with their new U12+. Here's a hands-on first look at the new device.

HTC promise more Edge Sense and a better camera with the HTC U12+

HTC have officially unveiled their 2018 flagship phone, the HTC U12+.

Nokia 8 Sirocco review: A unique flagship that's more of a mutation than a market-leader

Where last year’s Nokia 8 managed an easily-likable - albeit maybe-restrained - combination of specs, design and price, the Nokia 8 Sirocco goes a little overboard.

Optus ordered to pay $1.5M over misleading NBN transition claims

Optus Internet has been penalised $1.5 million by the Federal Court after being found to have misled customers about their transition from its HFC network to the NBN.