Harry Domanski

After almost four years of being in beta, Brave 1.0 launches for Windows, macOS, iOS and Android.

For a very limited time, you could score yourself 100GB of data to use each month for a full year.

The Basilisk Ultimate and Basilisk X HyperSpeed offer faster, more stable wireless connections for pro and aspiring gamers.

Get the Galaxy S10 Plus from Telstra and save AU$432, while also snagging a bonus set of Galaxy Buds to boot.

In Apple's earnings call, Tim Cook hinted at the possibility of selling the company's hardware via a subscription model.

TechRadar Deals Withe Circles.Life launching in Australia, customers can knock AU$10 off their monthly plan for the first year.

An issue where anyone's fingerprint could unlock Samsung devices has been patched, with global rollout expected soon.

In this October sale, you can score big discounts on HP Spectre x360 convertibles, HP Omen 15 gaming laptops and more.

A workaround that allows iPhone users to upload unlimited, original quality images to Google Photos will soon be patched.

A host of new DOS games have been added to the Internet Archive's digital library, which now totals almost 7,000 titles.

Fortnite season 11 looms ahead as the previous season ended with the original map being destroyed by a black hole.

According to the latest leaks, the Google Pixelbook Go will feature a textured and colorful bottom.

The latest developer beta for iOS 13.2 reveals a new array of privacy measures for audio recorded via Siri and Dictation.

Sonos Flex is being trialed in the Netherlands, offering connected speakers for a monthly fee.

Limited-time offer from Optus gets you the iPhone 11 Pro 64GB handset on a AU$99pm, 36-month contract.

Both the Nokia 7.2 and the Nokia 2720 will be available in Australia from October 3.

We've compared the best 5G phones, plans and networks in Australia so you can get ready for the future of mobile internet.

Optus joins Telstra with a 5G network and a lineup of 5G-ready smartphones, but is it worth adopting this future-tech just yet?

Nintendo's handheld-only Switch Lite is experiencing Joy-Con drift issues, with owners joining the US class-action lawsuit.

After Instagram likes were hidden in six countries, the same change is being tested for Facebook users in Australia.

Plantronics launches the BackBeat Pro 5100, Fit 3150, and Fit 3200 true wireless buds as well as the Fit 6100 over-ear cans.

Microsoft has revealed an October launch for its Project xCloud public preview program.

Starting in December, 45 new cameras will be active around NSW to detect and penalise mobile phone use while driving.

NBN Co's latest paper proposes new high-speed plans above 100Mbps, which may or may not get passed on to consumers.