Computers

March 31 is World Backup Day, so take a moment to make sure your important files are somewhere that matters.

The world is beginning to recover from the coronavirus, but we're still not quite there, and so WWDC is online and free again this year.

If you're a little concerned about what you or your family checks out online, and you're an Optus broadband subscriber, a new service might interest you.

The maker of some of the world's biggest high-res audio players has a way to turn your phone into a high-res machine, and it's with a simple cable.

LG hasn't been offered laptops in Australia for quite some time, but the brand is back fresh from what it launches at CES this year.

If you still have a desktop or an upgradeable laptop, the latest take on solid-state drives means faster access is on offer with a new chip.

Those shiny new Macs with the shiny new Apple Silicon processor are gradually getting apps made for them, and some of them are even leaving beta.

How much do you know about your technology, and where it came from? For International Women's Day, we're looking at five women who have shaped some of the things you'll rely on today.

There's a new version of WiFi coming this year, and it's not so much about speed, but about availability. What is WiFi 6E, and when will it matter?

We love ourselves some nerdiness as a means to explain something, and Apple's way of explaining how security works across its devices might be nerdiness of the greatest magnitude.