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Great ideas come from Australia, some that have change the world. From WiFi to the black box, Aussies have done amazing things, but what about now? From family-focused tech to tech that deals with focus, here are some of them.

Donning a helmet and taking on the road is on the path of change, and Australia's Forcite might be in pole position to make it something locals lead in.

Sitting at home wishing the tracks of Forza were a real place for you to hug those corners? Logitech has something, but it'll cost you.

Imagine starting your car via an app on that phone of yours instead of needing keys. It's coming to future phones, but BMW models might get it first.

You won't be able to start your engine by talking to Alexa, but Amazon's new platform for its assistant brings other things to your car or truck.

The cities of the future could be connected by a flying car of sorts, as Hyundai shows off what it has coming for the Uber Air service.

Now that the new year is here, let's take a look at what you can expect in the 2020 tech trends.

The plastic card that proves who you are to police is making the transition to digital, but you may still want to keep that old card with you.

If you've been looking forward to see what Dyson had in store for vehicles, there's some less than fantastic news this week, as Dyson kills its electric car project.

Is the future of public transportation driverless? It might be, and a city that isn't Sydney is trialling the tech now in something other than a train.