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Google IO 2018

Google show off new Maps, Assistant, Lens and Android P features at I/O 2018

BattleTech review: Heavy metal

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Fitbit Versa review: New look, better price, same limits

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Samsung Q9F Series QLED: Peak performance from a home entertainment heavyweight

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Huawei gear up to refresh smartwatch offering with eSim

Infamous tech leaker Evan Blass has revealed the existence of a refreshed Huawei smartwatch featuring eSim connectivity.

In Pictures: CeBIT Australia 2018

We take an inside look at Australia's largest & longest running business technology conference.

Google investigated after Aussie smartphone data harvesting accusations

Google is under investigation in Australia following claims by Oracle that it collects data from millions of Android smartphones users.

JBL confirm Link Bar for ANZ

Audio brand JBL have confirmed that their Link Bar, debuted at Google's I/O 2018 developer conference, will be coming to Australia and New Zealand later in the year.

Everything you need to know about Smart TVs

It’s no longer enough to just have the best picture quality. Aspects of the experience like UI, UX and streamlined integration with the other connected apps and services are becoming an increasingly important part of the picture.

Intel's Loihi roadmap calls for its brain chip to be as 'smart' as a mouse by 2019

Intel has released a target for how smart it wants its Loihi brain chip to be by 2019, measured by the number of synapses it will simulate compared to an animal with a like number of real synapses.

The Google privacy conundrum: Why locking down your data is a hard choice

Google has made it easier to see and control what parts of your data it collects from you, but the decision to make it private is harder than it's ever been.

Touchpal to offer AR Emojis to all Android users

Touchpal has commited to bringing their own take on Apple's Animojis - called AR Emojis - to users of the company's Android keyboard app in an update later this year.

HP Zbook x2: Not quite a Surface-killer

If you want a portable, somewhat flexible and square-looking workstation with all the right bells and whistles and a fair amount of grunt, the HP Zbook x2 is an obvious choice.

Trump will help China's ZTE 'get back into business'

U.S. President Donald Trump pledged on Sunday to help ZTE Corp "get back into business, fast" after a U.S. ban crippled the Chinese technology company, offering a job-saving concession to Beijing ahead of high-stakes trade talks this week.

How to change Google Assistant's voice

Google now gives you 8 different voices for Assistant, so mix it up a bit!

Kogan open pre-orders for new cheap OLED TV

Kogan are dipping their toes into the OLED TV game, opening pre-orders for their first 55-inch OLED TV.

Samsung swing into the mid-tier with 2018 Galaxy A8

Samsung have officially launched their latest mid-tier handset, the Galaxy A8 into the Australian market.

Want to play Rainbow Six Siege? Here are the best tips on how to get started.

With over 30 million registered players, a bustling esports scene and new modes such as Operation Chimera being brought into the fold in recent months, now is a better time than ever to jump into Rainbow Six: Siege.

Synology releases new DiskStation DS1618+

Synology have announced the new DiskStation DS1618+, a versatile, compact and powerful 6-Bay NAS equipped with a quad-core processor and designed for small and medium businesses.

Security Watch

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Why being an early adopter doesn’t mean you don’t need to worry about cyber security?

As more and more of everyday life becomes predicated on our connection to the digital world, the chances we will be targeted or vulnerable to cyber-attacks has also risen