Access to the National Broadband Network may well be on the horizon for Australian eTailer Kogan, but it seems logging on via 4G will arrive first.

It's the middle of the year, and now that we've seen the big phones from Samsung, from HTC, and from LG, it's time to see what Sony has in store.

When is a TV not merely a TV? When it's also a picture you can hang on the wall, and that's what Samsung has made with The Frame.

Earphones to block out the world, a new TV to let it in, a phone you can drop into the world, and a web-slinging robot to protect it. It's a more worldly Wrap.

Arriving on Pickr's review desk a little later than anticipated, LG's G6 is finally reviewed. Is it enough to take on Samsung or Apple?

Slim metal computers may be the domain of Apple and Microsoft, but Razer is this year going to show the others that it still knows a thing or two.

When Sphero started in robotics, it was to help kids learn to code by making very cool, very programmable robotic toys. Now, it's dreaming bigger.

A mouse that charges itself while you use it on a mouse-pad? Yep, it's a thing, and Logitech has worked out how to do it.

Buying great headphones is hard enough, but if you're looking for maximum comfort and solid sound, AudioQuest may have the winning ticket.

There's little doubt that WiFi has changed the way we live, work, and use technology, and June 20 is the day to acknowledge that.