Think about it...how much time do you waste on non-work-related activities in an average day? The great majority of us - 89% - admit to wasting at least half an hour and no one will be surprised to learn the no.1 culprit is personal use of technology.
There has been a lot of hype around the Internet of Things being poised to change the world as we know it. But is it really a happening thing. And if so, what's taking so long?
The Pedestrian Council of Australia has called for the introduction of a new offence to tackle the problem of pedestrians crossing roads while using handheld mobile devices.
In a relatively short number of years, the smartphone has evolved to a point where many consumers think it can't possibly improve much more.
Cisco predicts more people will have mobile phones than electricity, running water or cars
Wearable technology such as Apple's iWatch, Samsung's Galaxy Gear smartwatch, Google Glass, and a plethora of fitness bands are starting to make inroads in the consumer market but how - if at all - could wearable devices be relevant in the workplace?
New research from Westpac has revealed Australians believe we are quickly becoming a cashless society, and predicts that Australia will be cash free by 2022.
Its been four months since Android Marshmallow was made available for developers to preview, but it has just begun to roll out to selected Nexus phones this week.
The two latest Samsung smartphones - which went on sale last Friday - are good to go for the Australian bush! Both the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and the Samsung S6 Edge have received great reviews from IT websites for their style, features and applications.
Telstra has warned consumers still using "nana phones" that they will need to upgrade when the 2G network is switched off on 1 December 2016.