Technology

Calls for Facebook, Apple and Google to be regulated in a similar way to banks are gaining traction.

New app can advise on cancellations, delays and even the weather.

Philip Hammond’s budget expected to promise key tech investments.

The number of tier 1 visas granted for “exceptional talent” will double to 2,000 a year.

A clearer display and a waterproof casing make the Kindle Oasis Amazon’s most capable e-reader.

On the fence about Hisense? Read our preview of the brand-spanking new Series 9 model.

CMA measures will allow more than 700,000 customers to change energy provider more easily.

The code-locked autonomous pizza deployment system will be serving random customers in the coming weeks.

If you need fast, portable storage, Samsung’s T5 SSD offers it in spades, with plenty of connection flexibility along the way.

But don’t throw a privacy party just yet.

Facebook’s picture-focused baby has introduced Snapchat-like features.

Creators of the digital audio device have terminated its licensing.

Gaming fans will decide if Razer’s triple screen 12K gaming laptop goes into production.

With enough cash you could wallpaper your house with LG’s new TVs.

7th generation Intel core processors and hefty GPUs without the hefty price.

Don’t hold your breath for Lenovo’s AR-based phone in Australia.

Tiny pixels differentiate LG’s highest end TVs for 2017.

That’s no moon… It’s a Bluetooth speaker from Plox, and it is most definitely on the Dark Side of audio quality.

Plantronics’ updated BackBeat Pro 2 headphones deliver crisp sound with exemplary battery life to boot.

Samsung’s Gear S3 is the company’s best smartwatch to date, mixing solid style with mostly useful features.

Alienware’s latest high end laptop stands out for size and power, although predictably battery life is nothing to get excited about.

Who needs a headphone jack when you’ve got all-day listening?

Here’s what you need to know about Apple’s new MacBook Pro line, including pricing, specifications and availability.

Just don’t expect it to arrive in Australia any time soon.

Dell’s 2.1 powered speaker system is an affordable choice if you’re looking for better audio than your laptop’s built-in options.