If you're in the market for a powerful new computer or a headset that lets you take on the future, Microsoft's big news this week is made exclusively for you.

When Millie the Greyhound needed a prosthetic leg, her owner tried something: modelling and printing one. And it worked. Your parents probably told you that you can do anything if you put your mind to it, and we’re in an age where provided you try, that is actually possible. Seriously, the level of possibilities that exists thanks to improvements in

If you own a Mac and you haven't switched it on for the past few weeks, you'll find an update waiting for you. Yes, the new MacOS is here, and the updates may not be as visible as you might expect.

There are a lot of cool gadgets out there that cost a lot of money, and Microsoft's Hololens is one of them. What if there was a way to get that cool piece of kit home without the massive spend?

The next notebook you buy is likely going to be super thin and much more powerful than your last one, but what about it’s ability to fend off unwanted eyes?

Few PC gamers get the chance to take their desktops to a TV, but Samsung’s latest big-screened monitor is about as close as it gets, and swallows them whole.

If you’ve ever been concerned about the internet going down, a backup solution is on the way, keeping you connected if ADSL2 ever wigs out. As much as we could have hoped that all Australians would have a always-on and always-connected fibre link to the internet, that hasn’t quite panned out. The NBN is still rolling out, bit by bit

Depending on the phone you have, you’re probably used to carrying around a battery bank to recharge it, but what if it could also charge your laptop?

Trying to understand the human brain is one thing, but trying to make a computer act like one is something entirely different, and Intel is exploring that option. Have you ever wondered if computers could think like humans? If they could, what would the do, how would they learn, and how would it inspire the next stage of human growth?

Big routers made to handle the homes of the future can look a little, well, out there, but D-Link’s latest keeps the router and speed made for homes.