Sony’s take on a flagship has been a little mixed over the years, but the larger than life Xperia XZ Premium wins respect, even if it has a few niggles.

We’ve heard the excuse for years: you don’t like buying computer security so you have none, or you got it once and that’s good. Now your excuses are less valid.

There’s a new Blade Runner movie coming, so why not check out a VR movie tie-in based in the future?

It’s rare that pre-announcements get our attention, but Nikon’s next camera has our attention, even if we only know a name. It’s 2017, and Nikon is turning 100, established on this day in 1917, though back then for optics rather than cameras. For its 100th birthday and anniversary, special edition cameras have been made available and cake has likely been

The push to find the hottest and most impressive TV for this year continues, and while we normally see the bulk of tellies out in April or May, July is providing something impressive still.

One of the leading hard drive makers is finally (finally) pushing past its origins, as its acquisition of SanDisk bears fruit with its first portable solid state drive.

Few of us will ever make it past the stratosphere and venture into space, but thanks to Google’s Street View, we may not need to. While the feeling of weightlessness isn’t likely to be on the cards for most of us, we can at least see what the current astronauts on board the International Space Station get to experience courtesy

The next Samsung phone is almost here, ready to undo what happened last year. What will August 23 bring?

This week saw Google brings its Assistant to Australian households with Google Home, but you can keep making the home smarter with compatible plugs. Fresh from a a promise earlier on, D-Link has announced that its Smart Plug will talk to Google Home, making it possible for you to turn on and off devices around the home that happened to

Now that tablets have begun to take over, more people than ever are using them, but are they for work or play? If you’re Samsung this year, the answer is both. Your laptop computer can do a lot of things, be it work or leisure time, but can it fold up into a slim size and still handle the goods?