Tag: technology

Social media impacts our love lives especially if you're in Brisbane, you might have noticed a few changes in the dating game.

As the digital landscape continues to evolve, the imperative to uphold robust cybersecurity frameworks scales with it

The online trading market is estimated to increase at a global annual growth rate of 6.4% per year up until the year 2026.

As more and more people switch to playing video games from their mobile phones, is Sony PlayStation fighting a losing battle? Find out here.

Slot games in the various online casinos today is truly impressive, players are first faced with the question of which slot is worth playing.

Blockchain technology is making its way into the financial market and providing several benefits to traders. More details in this article

Blockchain is a ledger technology that is employed to record and verify payments spanning several systems in an enduring and trustworthy way.

Electric cars have a lower carbon footprint than traditional gasoline-powered vehicles, making them suitable to reduce environmental impact.

Lets take a look at Web 3.0. Several advancements are moving the gambling industry forward. This new web helps in the gambling environment. 

The future of online gambling looks bright as technology continues to evolve and innovate. Now you can expect more security measures

Cookies are simple text files stored on your device by your web browser. They can’t infect your gadget with viruses or other malware

In Australia, role-playing games remain the largest genre. They offer great potential for marketers to play branded experiences. Here is more

Technology has played a big role in businesses. To understand how technology pioneers will shape our lives, this guide provides predictions

The signs of a data breach in a company can be more or less obvious. However, if you’re knowledgeable in this area, it will be easy to manage.

Australia is often credited for being ahead of the game when it comes to technological advancements. Below, we take a deeper look.

Samsung has released their new series of Samsung S22 devices and these devices has something new to offer with distinct features.

The world as we know it today is very much digital. Here's why the future is online.

Accounting firm study estimates Australia would save half a trillion dollars by 2035 if we transitioned to 100% electric transportation.

Australia lags many of its peers when it comes cleaner-energy electric vehicles. Will making the cars and infrastructure cheaper ease the problem?

Largest city in Northern Australia gets itself on the world map for its technological innovation, digital prowess and connectivity.

Succeeding in this ‘exceptionally challenging project’ could give Australia a greater share of the international space launch market.

Tiny drones or insects can carry the high-tech sensor, which weighs less than a jellybean, into places too dangerous for human researchers.

Russian lab to develop futuristic KFC 3D printed chicken nuggets that could have enormous benefits for animal welfare and the planet.

Epic Zoom fails: the boss who is always a potato, the student who broadcast her toilet break to the class, and more to make you laugh!

"COVIDSafe Alert" hoax email tells recipients they have been fined 10 dollars for being recorded leaving their home.

Despite privacy concerns, the COVIDSafe app has the backing of health workers, businesses and over two million Australians so far.

Governments around the world are looking at utilising GPS and Bluetooth to track individuals with coronavirus and advice users at risk to self-isolate.

How did two college friends end up turning a start-up company into one of the country’s biggest software companies?

Many Chinese factories have stayed closed since the Lunar New Year holiday in late January, halting the production of products and parts destined for countries around the world, including Australia.

Australian brains are responsible for some of the most interesting and useful inventions ever!

From booking accommodation to mobile boarding passes and e-readers, here's how mobile technology can take your travel plans to the next level.

OPINION & ANALYSIS: Nick Warner, the new director general of the Office of National Intelligence, has sounded the alarm about Australia’s lack of preparedness to counter cyber-threats.

Application permissions on Android phones are currently our last line of defence against developers out to profit from our personal data. Or so we thought...

You and your data are vulnerable when globetrotting. Follow these travel safety tips and take precautions to protect yourself and your technology.

Twitter users are younger, highly educated, and earning higher incomes when compared to the general population.

Although the authorities are pointing to a “state actor”, national cyber security adviser Alastair MacGibbon told a news conference: “We don’t know who is behind this, nor their intent.

Whether you are you are daydreaming about your next trip, planning it, or well and truly on the road, get these apps to make the journey easier.

SPECIAL REPORT: Australians consider other people’s over-sharing or having to see too many ads as more of a problem than alleged political manipulation or other misuse of their information by Facebook.

SPECIAL FEATURE: Given the comparatively small population of Australia, its inclusion in Pornhub's “top 10” suggests that Australians are, at the very least, curious about online erotica. Here’s a snapshot of the geographies of online pornography Down Under.

SPECIAL FEATURE: Microsoft, Apple and Google all indicate that handing over a password to one of their apps or devices is in breach of their services agreement, privacy management, and safety practices. That doesn’t mean it’s wise to refuse to comply with border force officials

SPECIAL FEATURE: A staggering 3.9 billion malicious login attempts occurred during the last year against sites belonging to airlines, cruise lines, hotels, online travel, automotive rental and transport organisations.

We all know him for Tesla cars and most recently his SpaceX exploits. But there's more to the American based South African businessman and dreamer who wants to change the world and beyond.

OPINION & ANALYSIS: In light of the Cambridge Analytica and Facebook data harvesting scandal, how should your social media data be accessed and used by researchers?

OPINION & ANALYSIS: Narcissism, Machiavellianism and psychopathy. Selfie tourism is changing the experience of traveling for many people – and not necessarily in a positive way.

This year three celebrities dominated the top 10 most-liked Instagram photos. Can you guess who they are? Plus, which hashtags and cities did we post the most?

OPINION & ANALYSIS: The threat posed by government changes to the 457 visa system have been largely overblown.

Inspired by Elon Musk and now driven by Virgin and Richard Branson, the revolutionary Hyperloop technology is set to transform transport across the UK and around the world.

Taking advantage of technology to work and therefore work from anywhere you like is one of the best sensations.

OPINION & ANALYSIS: How London plays out will be a litmus test for Dara Khosrowshahi’s proclaimed wish to step away from Uber’s toxic reputation.

OPINION & ANALYSIS: Tesla’s battery is likely to be the first of many such storage installations. As more renewables enter the grid, more storage will be needed.