Inside the Samsung Galaxy Note 7
Here’s what’s inside Samsung’s new Galaxy Note 7 smartphone. Read More
AMD strikes back against Intel dominance with Zen
AMD wants to get into high-end desktop CPUs once again. Read More
HP gleams the gaming cube with powerful Omen X desktop
The company’s latest attempt to resurrect the old VoodooPC magic includes a striking high-end PC built in collaboration with Maingear, as well as a 17.3-inch gaming laptop with Nvidia’s new mobile graphics. Read More
Labor calls for accountability from Turnbull on NDIS payment blunder
In the wake of IT disruptions plaguing the National Disability Insurance Scheme payments portal, the federal opposition has called for the government to take responsibility and fix the debacle that has left many inconvenienced. Read More
Nvidia’s ‘VR ready’ notebook GPUs are another small step to making VR mainstream
Nvidia brings its latest desktop GTX 10-series GPUs to laptops, and it aims to bring VR to the gaming masses. Read More
Here’s why the headphone jack will be almost extinct in a decade
Like it or not, the humble 3.5 mm headphone jack is on the way out, and there’s nothing we can do about it. Read More
Intel’s fastest ever processor, coming this fall
The new 7th generation Kaby Lake processors are powerful enough to play Overwatch without needing a GPU. Read More
Securifi Almond router: A good choice for technophobes
Do you have too many friends who need tech support? I do. So I bought a Securifi Almond router – billed as the “Easy Setup Touchscreen Wi-Fi Router” – to help. Did it work? Here is what I found. Read More
Windows 10 tip: Turn off Cortana completely
In the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, version 1607, Microsoft removed Cortana’s on-off switch. But it’s still there, if you know where to look. Use this tweak to make Windows search strictly local. Read More
Time’s up for shoddy, device-bricking USB chargers with new cert program
The group responsible for the USB Type-C spec has launched a ‘Certified USB Charger’ logo to help buyers avoid inferior and dangerous USB chargers. Read More