Rob Edwards

Audi is currently working to create infrastructure that will provide support for self-parking cars in the near future.

EA's CFO has compared VR's early adopters to the limited market offered by the Wii U and Vita, saying the company will "wait and see."

Sequels to Star Wars: Battlefront are almost a certainty according to an EA executive.

Rdio is filing for bankruptcy, and Pandora is acquiring "several key assets."

Tim Cook has stated that Apple has no intention of releasing a device that mixes its iPad and MacBook product lines.

Following the terrorist attacks in Paris, Google is making international Hangouts calls to France free to help with the location of family and friends.

Google's self-driving car has been pulled over in California for driving too slow.

Microsoft has launched its digital personal assistant in Australia, with a distinctly Strayan twang.

The arrival of Netflix, Stan, and the rest has prompted the biggest revision of TV classification in years.

Telstra and Ericsson have collaborated to complete a world first test of 1Gbps on Telstra's commercial mobile network.

Optus has announced that Thuraya's SatSleeve+ and SatSleeve Hotspot are now available, filling gaps in its mobile coverage.

Updated Triple J has outlined all the shows it has lined up for its impending Beats 1 takeover.

Optus is Australia's fastest ISP according to the Speedtest Awards, while Telstra has the fastest mobile network.

When Microsoft's Flagship Store opens on November 12, it'll be the only shop in Australia selling the Surface Book and Band 2.

Optus is introducing Home Wireless Broadband, designed to provide fast internet access without the lengthy setup.

Amaysim's new plan is offering customers 8GB of data for less than $50 per month with no lock-in contract.

Presto claims its customers' mobile use spikes during those painful treks to and from the office.

Telstra plans to invest US$1 billion in a wireless joint venture with the Philippines' San Miguel Corporation.

Foxtel's now giving new subscribers almost immediate access to programming via Foxtel Go.

Recent configuration changes by iiNet appear to be interfering with customers' ability to download games and updates on Xbox One.

Sony's trimmed the price of its PlayStation 4 console to maximise its potential as Christmas stocking filler.

Suunto has launched its new Traverse watch, blending GPS and GLONASS navigation technology.

According to analysts, Apple can expect to sell 200,000 cars at a cost of US$55,000 each.

It looked like it was all over for IceTV, but a new deal has been struck to keep the company afloat.

The NBN's three-year plan to start construction on 7.5 million homes and businesses has been released.