We look at some of the ways you can avoid paying top dollar when shopping online from home.

Information gleaned by cookies is valuable to marketers and advertisers, but you may not realise just how much can be pieced together about you.

We take a hands-on look at the first two Chromebooks available in Australia. How do they stack up compared with a regular laptop?

Find out what options are available to you if you're thinking about upgrading to Windows 8.

We reveal which services are fast, affordable and will deliver a professional-looking photo book.

Find the right desktop computer within your budget with our comprehensive guide.

We find out which security programs you can trust to keep your PC safe from malware attacks.

Find out how the inexpensive Maginon HS120 from Aldi measures up to more expensive models.

Desktop search tools offer faster search speeds, content searches, and time-saving features not found in the default Windows tools. We put six to the test.

The Seagate Wireless Plus lets you stream multimedia to your smartphone or tablet on the go. So what's our verdict?

Portable models are smaller and more affordable than desktop ones, making them ideal for home users. We test models from Canon, Fujitsu and others.

We review 53 colour multifunction printers including inkjet and laser models, priced from $59 to $1599.

We test 11 drives from Buffalo, La Cie, Seagate and others for the best combination of performance, capacity, features and ease of use.

The giants of Australian retail have been slow to respond to online competition. Meanwhile, shoppers are looking for value on overseas websites.

Google Wallet, Apple Passbook and Windows Phone 8 Wallet e-wallet apps on your smartphone can be used to make payments and store your details for loyalty cards, movie tickets and even some travel documents.

It only takes a few hours to create your blog, then you're well on your way to word domination.

Before you post a scathing online review of a company’s product or service, there are some crucial things you need to know so you get results and avoid legal trouble.

Enjoy your movies, music, photos and other documents wirelessly on your iPad, iPhone or Android device.

Tablets are taking over personal computing. We test 57 models you can buy in Australia.

We've shadow shopped some of the most popular group buying sites to see how reliable they are.

It's easier than you think to find your family tree online, as more records are digitised and made available on free government websites.

We test 12 ultraportable laptops to see which offer the best combination of speed, portability and battery life.

Do you really know how to maintain your privacy on Facebook and keep your personal information safe?

The CHOICE technology reliability survey reports on what types of problems can go wrong with common computer devices.

Apple's iPad mini throws down the guantlet to 7-inch tablet rivals from Google, Samsung and Amazon.

This is the biggest change to the operating system in a very long time, and it’s certainly not going to be to everyone’s liking.

This remote control flying device has an in-built high definition camera, and is controlled via an app on your smartphone or tablet.

The updated Nexus 7 tablet is the first to use the Android 4.1.2 operating system, code-named Jelly Bean.

The online education and training industry is growing, and without doing some research you could end up with no accreditation, or just be stuck with a poorly designed, ineffective course.

If you’re keen on an Android tablet but can’t do without a physical keyboard all the time, the Asus Eee Pad Slider is for you.

We test 18 backup software packages that promise to keep your data safe.

The Prime follows in the footsteps of its predecessor, the Transformer 101, with some impressive results.

We take a hands-on look at Apple's latest iPad and find out how it compares to its predecessors.

With billions of pages on the internet, the ability to search accurately for information is vital. But there are some factors to consider before your next search.

We decided to check out how the latest offerings from Sony and Lenovo compare with their super-famous competitor – and each other.

We take a look at some of the latest gadgets, gizmos and technologies at CES 2012.

We get in early to take a sneak peek at the latest Medion Akoya laptop from Aldi, ahead of its release this Saturday.

We test 12 laptops that suit the whole family, with models ranging between $730 and $2100.

Thanks to the Internet age, creating and sharing video content is as simple as talking to a camera on top of your PC.

Dell's 15-inch XPS15z laptop exudes an image of professionalism, but how does it perform?

Telstra claims its new USB 4G modem is up to 10 times faster than other 3G wireless internet options.

We test 10 colour laser multifunction printers to see how they compare for performance, ease of use, features and value.

With the ability to play music, videos and pictures on your TV and stream directly from the internet, media hubs can be great tools for today's digital age.

Everyone has money concerns, but can personal financial packages help track expenses and manage your budget? We look at some of the online alternatives.

A dedicated add-on keyboard makes the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer tablet more versatile than the average tablet.

Read our quick review of Acer's 10 inch Android Honeycomb tablet. Competitor to the Apple iPad 2.

Privacy violations can lead to more than embarrassment; unsecure personal details leave you open to identity theft.

All major internet browsers - Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome - come with a host of add-ons to supercharge your browsing.

Read our quick review of the Apple iPad 2, a slimmer, faster and cheaper follow-up to the original.

This cleaning gel claims to remove the grime found in keyboards and other electronic devices.

The 7-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab is the thin end of the wedge in a fast-growing all-out assault on the Apple iPad.

The tablet war hots up, as the ViewPad 7 joins the Samsung Galaxy Tab as rivals to the iPad.

It’s the holy grail of laptop computing – a compact device you can carry everywhere, but with all the features you need at a reasonable price.

This is the quick reference guide to Windows shortcut keys from CC Jan/Feb 2011.

Wireless broadband is now faster and cheaper than ever before.

Desktop computers, laptops and printers, monitors and external hard-drives are part of our line-up this time.

Forget hanging on the end of a customer service line if you have a gripe. Switch on your computer, log onto the internet and tell the world.

Share data and internet access between all your computers and devices, whether by cable or wireless. These basic principles will help you set up your own.

Read our guide to RSS news feeds.

We review 9 of the latest drives with a variety of connections.

It's shock-resistant and designed to withstand real world disasters.

How good is the Apple iPad? Our video tells you what everyday users think of it.

Most people can do just fine with the new wave of compact and inexpensive PCs for the desktop.

We review nine programs to help you trace and catalogue your family history.

We tested 16 widescreen displays for performance and ease of use - eight models in the 22-inch class and eight in the 24-inch class.

We might be in the age of the internet, but computer user groups bring people together to learn more about computing and meet new friends.

We bought 10 colour laser printers designed for the home and small office and tested for speed and print quality and also compared their ongoing running costs.

A mandatory internet filter is to be introduced, the federal government announced late last year.

CHOICE details the main things to look for in this fiercely competitive market.