With no visible product or service on offer, Nothing Tech was shrouded in mystery when it was announced in January 2021. Despite this, the self-described ‘consumer-based technology’ brand has attracted more than $22 million in investment from both everyday people and big names in the tech world.

Gen Yers may have grown up trying to 'catch ‘em all', but Gen Zers are also excited by a collaboration from two icons of the 90s: Baby-G and Pokémon. With a penchant for nostalgia, they’re drawn to lighthearted and bold designs that harken back to tech's early days.

As lockdown measures have kept people cooped up at home, video gaming has emerged as a vital source of entertainment and connection for Australians across age groups. How might the pandemic influence the way people engage with this leisure pursuit (and tech more broadly) in the future?

The popularity of mobile gaming has the industry buzzing, with a host of notable investments in the sector. With console ownership a barrier to entry for many, developers are eyeing up mobile gaming as a way to build a larger audience through a device already used by a much larger consumer group.