coding

Learning how to code is getting a bit of a helping hand for the youth, as Swift kickstarts skills in Australia's north.

The world and the web is about to see more augmented reality made easy if you're a coder, game developer, or something with a camera.

This week on The Wrap, find out what’s coming for the iPhone, iPad, and what Apple Music subscribers now get for free. Plus we’ll review Sony’s latest pair of truly wireless earphones that may well be the new benchmark. All in five.

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.

Digitally created people in films and video games might be made faster and more realistic thanks to a technology by the makers of Fortnite.

Being a kid typically means toys, video games, and books for the holidays, but if you know a tinkerer, you might want to order in some gadgets for a young inventor.

You don't need a special case with a new breed of Pi. The keyboard you type on is the special case.

There are apps to spark a child's interest in coding through games, and apps to extend that into robotics. Now there's an app to help teach when coding has security issues.

There's no right age for learning how to code, but if you're looking for a way to get kids understanding the approach early, Osmo's latest kit could help.

Learning to code and hobbiest computing on one of the world's smallest computers now supports a mess of memory.