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The HTC Vive Pro 2 targets professional users and gamers alike, offering improved visuals and a robust design.

OPPO A94 5G vs OPPO A54 5G: Choosing between these mid-range beauties is a feat even King Solomon would struggle with. Let's dive into the specs for a clue.

More than half of consumers plan to upgrade to a 5G device within the next two years, according to Blancco Technology Group.

2020 was a highly productive year for Ransomware 2.0 in Asia Pacific, with REvil and JSWorm resurfacing as major threats, according to Kaspersky.

The appetite for wearable devices remained strong in the first quarter of 2021 (1Q21) even as volumes retreated from record fourth quarter levels, IDC finds.

Human error remains a leading cause of cyber-attacks, with over a third involving internal actors and social engineering, says Nixu research.

A new project plans to use artificial intelligence to predict traffic congestion in a bid to optimise traffic in larger cities and improve road safety.

Google Workspace is forging ahead with its vision to build the future of work, and it will do so by putting collaboration at the centre of every experience.

HTC has announced new additions to its Vive VR family at VIVECON 2021, including the all-in-one Vive Focus 3 and the premium Vive Pro 2.

Application developers have left their data and millions of users’ private information exposed by not following best practices.

Skullcandy Dime wireless earbuds offer convenience, decent audio quality, and a stylish charge case without breaking the bank.

Marketing analytics platform Adjust has released a new report that finds mobile app growth is up by 31% in 2021.

Almost a quarter of British 16-17 year olds are planning a career in the technology sector since the pandemic hit, new research shows.

Another former Sony PlayStation exclusive makes its way over to PC, this time it is the zombie action game, Days Gone.

Waikato Hospital has this morning begun turning outpatients away from scheduled bookings after a major outage affecting its IT and phone systems.

Corporate and governmental scandals have rocked public trust, leaving an opportunity for businesses to step in, research by Forrester shows.

ESET research reveals a significant increase in Android stalkerware detections, with serious security and privacy issues identified in these monitoring apps.

Encrypted chat apps are doubling as illegal marketplaces as criminals utilise them to sell illegal goods without fear of content moderation.

Nanoleaf's new essentials line, including light bulbs and light strips, is making smart lighting accessible and aesthetically pleasing for everyday users.

The Dridex trojan remains the most prevalent malware, often used in the initial stages of ransomware attacks, says Check Point Research.