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Sure, it's full of LG appliances and technology, but the LG Smart Cottage is an innovative smart home designed for a sustainable future.

It's been in development for over a year, and after 8 months of testing and going through player feedback the revamped Xbox console UI is here.

Facebook is struggling to keep up with the amount of traffic its servers are now getting due to the coronavirus.

ASUS' new RP-AC68U access point is the world's fastest and is backed up by the RT-AC3200tri-band gigabit router.

Gigabit Ethernet, wireless audio streaming and 10,000 square foot coverage is just part of what this product can handle.

TRENDnet's 1200AV2 gigabit powerline networking kit shows great promise as an alternative to running miles of wiring in your home.

With the claimed ability to 'bring your music to life', can this tiny package produce a big sound at the right cost? Read on to find out.

If you're interested in using a single ultra-thin laptop to power all of your work, a docking station might be on your mind to expand its capability.

Network engineer Peter Adkins has found a major security flaw in Netgear wireless routers - enabling full access over Wi-Fi.

Are you an Aussie and a lover of tech? The Gadget Expo 2015 is here to fill that void - July 4th at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Center.

Interested in the best sound possible? This rediculously-priced cable will set you back a cool $10,000 from retailers.

Microsoft are putting its might behind this tiny computing device, stating they will be "delivering a version of Windows 10 that supports Raspberry Pi 2"

Tough times for the company means shedding nearly 20% of staff.

US government agencies have deployed radars developed for the battlefield that see through walls to locate suspects.

Majority of home Internet of Things (IoT) purchases based on word-of-mouth and in-store referrals, research says.

LG's new Wireless speaker setups look great, but how much will they cost?

Netflix is coming down under, local companies scramble to offer competing services.

Gartner predicts affluent homes could have hundreds of smart connected devices in the household by 2022.

Mobile games aren't just for passing time at appointments anymore.

TweakTown hits the High Definition home front with its first ever Blu-ray player review!