Australian technology

Some of the world's biggest brands and brightest ideas hail from Australia. From the best audio gear to animation departments to online services and WiFi, here are some of the best locals.

Cheap rarely equals good, but with an Australian pair of budget Bluetooth earphones, AudioFly delivers something both cheap and cheerful in its low-cost AF33W earphones.

Augmented reality has the potential to do big things, and if you’re looking for a big coffee machine, it can help there, too.

You know how apples go brown after you take a bite? Believe it or not, Aussies solved that, and a Canadian apple producer is taking advantage of it. It’s great to see science put to use in food, and while some of the developments are about making food grow bigger,...

For a nice bit of Friday fun (or any-day fun, even), step out to the middle of Australia courtesy of the Google Street View team. We all want to get out for a bit of a holiday and see the world, but between time and money, it's not always that...

We've all wasted perfectly good food, letting it go to waste and push past its expiry or forgetting to consume it, but is this something an appliance could help with? Samsung thinks the answer is a yes.

Australians are responsible for some of the biggest inventions in the world, things like WiFi, and now we might add re-purposing movement to the list.

You can do a lot of things on the internet, but you can also suffer at the hands of a bully, and while tools can help educate our youth, education is critical, too.

Virtual reality's darling headset from HTC is proving one of the more excellent things the company has ever released, and it's about to get even better.

Bowel cancer is responsible for over half a million deaths worldwide every year, but a new Australian test could help reduce its numbers.