Engineers at the Australian National University (ANU) in Canberra have invented a semiconductor with organic and inorganic materials that can convert electricity into light very efficiently – and is thin and flexible enough to help make devices such as mobile phones bendable.

The NBN Co has issued a blog post warning that congestion on the broadband network may "fluctuate" as it forces providers to choose between the original pricing and the new "bundled" pricing system.

Arriving on 17 October, Nokia's new 7.1 is "the first" with a 5.8-inch PureDisplay promising a next-level viewing experience with HDR, high contrast ratio, greater clarity and enhanced colours - and the screen is notched.

Garmin's integration with Spotify allows fēnix 5 Plus owners to listen to offline playlists from their wris

Apple and Amazon have issued detailed denials about an investigation by the news agency Bloomberg which claims that chips implanted in servers made by Chinese PC manufacturer SuperMicro Computer - and which were also supplied to a company named Elemental which Amazon acquired - were used to spy on the companies, and also a number of government agencies.

While NBN Co struggles to provide affordable 100Mbps plans, Singapore telecommunications provider Singtel has launched an ultra-fast broadband service called 1+1 Gbps Fibre Pro Gamer Bundle, aimed specifically at online gamers.

Australia’s innovation precincts will help drive industry research cooperation and economic growth, according to a new report just published by the Australian Government.

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