D-Link Australia has appointed Dicker Data as a new distributor, expanding its reach across the fast-converging physical security and networking markets. Under the agreement, D-Link’s networking ...

A new pair of sleep-focused wireless earbuds promises to improve sleep quality by measuring brain activity in real time. Sleep technology startup NextSense has unveiled SmartBuds, which use built-in ...

Sony is to exit the Blu-ray disc recorder market globally, marking the end of a product category it helped pioneer more than two decades ago. The Japanese electronics giant confirmed it will stop ...

Breville has reported record first-half revenue of $1.1 billion, up 10.1%, as strong global demand for coffee machines and expansion into new markets helped offset the impact of US tariffs. The ...

Samsung is expected to release One UI 8.5 alongside the upcoming Galaxy S26 series later this month, marking one of its most significant software upgrades in recent years. While Galaxy S25 owners have ...

Amazon’s share price has taken a sharp hit after the tech giant revealed plans to spend an eye-watering US$200 billion (A$285 billion) on capital expenditure in 2026, largely to scale up AI ...

Google is facing a new antitrust investigation in Europe, with regulators probing whether the tech giant has manipulated the pricing of search engine advertising. According to Bloomberg, The European ...

Ferrari has launched its first fully electric vehicle, the Luce, featuring a distinctly Silicon Valley twist. The Italian marque has partnered with LoveFrom, the design collective founded by former ...

Qualcomm’s next-generation Snapdragon X2 Elite laptops are still some time away from store shelves, but early performance figures are beginning to paint a clearer picture of where the chip stands ...

Melbourne-based security technology company Swann Communications has narrowed its annual losses to $6.4 million, down from $13.9 million a year earlier, but the improved result has been overshadowed ...

Telstra has cautioned that mobile customers could end up paying more if the federal government moves forward with plans to charge telecommunications companies A$7.2 billion for continued access to ...

CES was built as a consumer electronics showcase. Now it’s fighting to prove it still matters when it comes to new consumer and appliance technology. The Consumer Technology Association has installed ...