Apple readies WWDC with Swift Student Challenge
If you have kids keen to code or maybe keen on changing the world through code, Apple has opened its programming challenge, and it’s one you might be able to use AI for.
If you have kids keen to code or maybe keen on changing the world through code, Apple has opened its programming challenge, and it’s one you might be able to use AI for.
It’s that time again, parents: school is back, and that means gear is needed for your kids. How do you pick laptops for students in 2026?
Owners of Samsung TVs could soon put that screen to another use beyond simply watching. They could learn an instrument alongside, as well.
Amidst a backdrop of being shut out in the US, TikTok is ramping up in Australia with more educational content.
Australia is spending big money on a quantum computer, and it could help the country lead in science and technology. How can your kids get in on it?
Access to the internet is needed for so much in life, it may as well be a right, yet it’s still not free. And that’s where at least one NBN provider is helping out.
Buying for kids typically leads you to toys, but if you’re looking for something to challenge them, you might want to consider a gift for inventors, tinkerers, coders, and future problem solvers.
There are plenty of resources for kids to learn Swift and other languages, but what if you’re an adult with an idea: how can you learn to code, and fast?
Not sure what you should learn for your career? If you’re thinking of learning coding, you might want to look at mobile apps, at least based on a recent report.
Do you have an engineering idea that just might help the planet? You might want to show it off in this year’s Dyson Awards.