Nick Broughall

Movie Week Most of today's blockbusters use chroma key to transport audiences to another world. Here's how it works.

Movie Week In a little over 120 years, cinema has gone from silent black and white scenes to epic blockbusters.

HTC has decided to delay its Grip fitness band to launch it alongside more Under Armour products later this year.

Creator of the Pono Player grabs his streaming tunes, gets on his quality horse and rides off in a message to fans on Facebook.

In Depth Rocksteady's Batman has never been more powerful, and a lot of it is thanks to next-gen consoles.

Samsung has officially unveiled the first product from its partnership with Marvel – the Iron Man Galaxy S6

With GTA 5 finally arriving on the PC today, gamers will be able to take their experience to Hollywood.

Ad-haters everywhere to celebrate a new subscription YouTube offering.

In the leadup to the launch of Star Wars Episode VII, Disney is finally releasing all the previous Star Wars film for digital download in HD.

Jawbone has taken its UP wearable family to the next level with the announcement of the UP3 multi-sensor platform.

Updated We all knew Microsoft was jumping on the fitness bandwagon, but now we have our first glimpse of the device from the Mac App Store.

As X-Men: Days of Future Past arrives on Blu-ray, we went behind the scenes with the Australian VFX studio responsible for the most exciting action sequence in the film.

The ongoing legal battle between Apple and Samsung has been laid to rest around the world. Everywhere but the States, that is.

After years of leaving its customers hanging waiting for a proper app marketplace to compete with iOS and Android, BlackBerry has finally delivered, thanks to Amazon.

A new Australian Kickstarter is shifting fitness trackers from everyday accessories to a dedicated training device.

Microsoft isn't done with the Xbox One updates yet, already confirming advanced audio controls are coming to the console.

Interview The Internet radio giant Pandora is getting ready to roll out the next stage in its plans for world domination, and it's all about social.

Xbox designer explains they were "very thorough" with the console's design.