Coronavirus & technology

Now that vaccines are available, scammers are attempting to fleece people another way: offering vaccines on the dark web.

Ever since COVID, the QR code has returned, as we use it to check in at locations around the country. But is the QR code an approach for scams?

Needing to stand out is important with phones, and a brand you've probably never heard of, Umidigi, is adding something we've not seen on a phone before.

Not a fan of the muffled voice when you wear that mask for walking around town? There's a gadgety solution at CES.

We all took to searching quite a lot this year, and while the global pandemic definitely impacted our search, it impacted the things we wanted to make, too.

How is tech changing for the back half of 2020? We’ll talk new computers and chips from Intel, new phones from Samsung, plus new earphones, TVs, and a whole lot more from a virtual IFA, the mid-year tech show.

Masking up is one of those things you just might have have to do until the coronavirus is quelled, but if you don't like the air quality, you might like LG's latest gadget.

What do we think of the new Samsung Galaxy Note and Google Pixel devices? Plus what’s happening in WiFi, webcams, and more. All in five.

Victorians stuck in lockdown don't have it easy, but Circles.Life is hoping to get them on side with a deal that could see them get 100GB of mobile downloads for not much at all.

Video might have killed the radio star, but coronavirus definitely killed the trade show and conference this year, as another one moves online, this time from Adobe.