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Way back in 1997 when Steve Jobs had re-taken control of an Apple in dire straits he outlined a vision for the company in the annual WWDC

South Australian parents shouldn't take their infants with them to their beds after the SA health passed new guidelines about safe sleeping.

Millions of BlackBerry users in three continents were left without Internet services on Monday night following a major breakdown in Research in Motion services.

Apple co-founder and innovator, Steve Jobs, died of respiratory arrest caused by pancreatic cancer, according to the official death certificate.

Brace yourselves for impact. German scientists are warning of another out-of-control satellite that is heading to Earth and is expected to make landfall by the end of the month.

Earth lives in a shooting gallery where celestial bodies like asteroids and supernova could hit the planet and potentially cause a cataclysmic event. A new study from Washburn University presents how different scenarios could end all life on Earth.

If reports are to be believed Amazon's new Kindle Fire is just flying off the shelves. Amazon is reportedly taking in 50,000 pre-orders of the tablet every day. Analysts estimate that Amazon is on track to sell 2.5 million Kindle Fire units by November. It seems that the Kindle Fire is living up to expectations as Apple's biggest competitor in the tablet market.

Max Payne has undergone a makeover in the years since Max Payne 2. He's shaved his head, ditched his trademark trench coat in favor of a wife beater and he's changed locations to Brazil. But underneath the cosmetic changes, Payne is still the same tortured noir hero gamers have played in two previous iterations and new developer Rockstar Games has kept the same fluid bullet-time combat that made the series a landmark in gaming.

Australian vets have revealed that they have been successful in curing arthritic dogs with stem cell rejuvenation and researchers are hoping to develop the same technique in treating humans.

Australian scientists have discovered a mechanism that causes lung cancer cells to re-grow even after chemotherapy. Scientists hope this discovery can help them find new ways of battling lung cancer.

It's another casing scoop for Johnny Depp. In another role seemingly tailor-made for him, Depp is slated to play the Dr. Seuss, pen name of author Theodor Geisel in an as yet untitled biopic for Universal Pictures.

Customers who are looking for an affordable tablet can stop looking. Lenovo has begun taking pre-orders for its IdeaPad A1 for $199 for 2Gb of storage space.

HTC has launched a new mobile phone that features a 4.7-inch screen and Dr.Dre's Beats Audio technology.

Several TouchPad tablets running the Android operating system have been shipped out to consumers, although Hewlett-Packard denying authorizing the shipment.

Steve Jobs changed the world with his vision and his innovative devices that made his company Apple a house-hold name.

Steve Jobs knew that he was going to die soon, according to the authorized biography of late Apple co-founder and innovator.

Women who eat a low-fat, fiber-rich diet in the year leading up to pregnancy are less likely to give birth to babies with birth defects, according to new study.

Most Australians prefer the iPhone, and for the first time overtaking Nokia as the Aussie's first choice in mobile phones.

India launched what it calls the "computer for the masses" a tablet that costs $35 and designed so that students will be able to afford the device.

Publishing their work on Wednesday, lead researcher Professor Miguel Nicolelis and his team showcased their work by demonstrating it with two rhesus monkeys that had been implanted with electrodes to their brains. The monkeys were able to manipulate an electric hand using brain power alone.

New research may prove that much of Earth's oceans are the result of a comet colliding with the young Earth bringing loads of ice to our planet.

Microsoft chairman and co-founder, Bill Gates has released a statement paying tribute to the late Steve Jobs who passed away on Wednesday.

Australian Nobel laureate, Brian Schmidt first thought when he received the call that would change his professional career was that it was nothing but an elaborate joke.

Apple's rivals are probably rejoicing as the announcement of a new iPhone 4s failed to live up to expectations of a new iPhone 5.

Researchers from the University of Dallas in Texas have made fact out science fiction. A new cloaking device that uses the "mirage effect" can hide objects from view and even works under water.

Watch out the Abominable Snowman, scientists are out to get you. An international team of scientists including Russian and the U.S. researchers will hunt down the mythical Yeti after a spurt of sightings in Kemerova region of Siberia.

Rhapsody, one of the oldest Internet-based music subscription services has acquired Napster and its assets from Best Buy while the retailer will get a minority stake in the combined company.

A new study by researchers at the University of South Australia shows that children you went to bed and woke up early are more physically fit and active than those who stayed up later.

HTC smartphones have a "massive" security flaw that can make HTC Android phones easy for outside users to access private customer information.