Technology

It is 15 years since Apple released what’s arguably its flagship device: the iPhone. A decade and a half later, there are few products that have managed to reach a similar level of brand recognition.

The second instalment of this two-part series looks at some of the startups making waves in the dream tech and sleep sectors.

The company says the leaked internal training module detailing how it uses the controversial technologies to stop theft was a mistake.

Netflix introduced mobile gaming last year for all its subscribers. Meanwhile, TikTok has offered games to select users since 2019 and seems very likely to expand these offerings.

Melbourne startup Nura has unveiled the NuraTrue Pro wireless earphones and SmartCompany's David Adams was one of the first people outside the company to sample the pioneering technology.

The $7.9 billion Mandiant deal is Google’s second biggest ever behind the $18.6 billion takeover of Motorola in 2012.

Insurers may already be using artificial intelligence to make judgments — perhaps erroneously — about customers. And there's no way to know.

With so many opportunities for NFTs in the business landscape, how can you make sure your project is successful — especially when 99% fail?

The G Suite legacy free edition will cease to exist from June 27, with users able to use the new version at no cost until August 1, 2022.

Researchers at the UNSW startup Silicon Quantum Computing have engineered a quantum processor at the atomic scale — a world-first in the race to build a quantum computer.

The end of COVID-19 restrictions and a return to "normalcy" will challenge Australia's instant delivery startups, a retail expert says, after reports rapid grocery firm VOLY has made cuts to staff.

Here are some macro trends that could play a role in driving an evolution in the way we sleep.