Rumoured for years, Microsoft might finally release a Surface Phone able to run x86 Windows desktop apps, with or without Continuum, on either Intel or ARM processors.

Tech start-ups are hoping for changes in Tuesday's federal budget that will reduce their tax burden and make access to investment easier so that their sector can grow and thrive.

The Australian Labor Party has adopted a wait-and-see policy on the decision by the competition regulator not to declare wholesale mobile roaming and open up telecommunications to greater market competition.

A payroll company that serves IT contractors says the Australian Taxation Office froze its bank accounts rendering it unable to process contractors' pay since 27 April.

WikiLeaks has dumped another tool from what it says is an archive of CIA material it has called Vault 7 that came into its possession and which it commenced releasing on 7 March.

We present more news coming out of user communities about Samsung S8 and S8+ from tech evangelist at large Alex Zaharov-Reutt.

Ray Shaw takes a look at a new 360 degree high notebook from Acer called Acer Spin and presents a full hands-on review.

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