Apple's iconic chief executive Steve Jobs has announced that he is being treated for a hormone imbalance.

An elderly community in Beijing's suburbs has become an unlikely leader in green technology.

At New York University's Polytechnic Institute, researchers are hard at work creating what they consider to be the future plastic.

China has announced it will be cracking down on major websites, including search engine giants Google and Baidu.

A new genetic-testing database is helping police to crack down on the age-old problem of cattle rustling in Argentina.

A popular Israeli news website has been hacked to depict dead Palestinian bodies and anti-Israeli slogans.

A retired surgeon in the UK has invented a cut-price device that could help to prevent millions of people going blind.

The same computer malfunction that forced a Qantas jet into a dramatic mid-air dive has happened again.

Queensland police are warning that hi tech gadgets are distracting drivers and causing accidents.

People in China spend the most leisure time on the internet, according to research by TNS.

2008 will be remembered as a 'wasted year' for broadband, according to Shadow Communications minister Nick Minchin.

Taaz and Viewzi are just two examples of how the internet is evolving from text to visual-based.

Ford's new self-parking technology uses ultrasonic sensors combined with electric power steering.