If you have developed the comfortable habit of reading your iPad while watching television, and "twittering" on your iPhone, be a little afraid.

In the midst of the current mobile marketing mania, it is useful to know how to handle the exuberance of technology overkill. VMob tells

Our publisher and fearless leader, Vincent Heeringa, talked to Mark Sainsbury on his radio show last Sunday about the recent success of transport app,

Marketing platforms have just dived deeper into the multi-sensory world, linking technological formats that tackle mobile consumers’ audio and visual synapses. Tag onto that

Science fiction writer Isaac Asimov laid down the law of robotics which govern how to deal with the existence of robots. His last law

When Silicon Valley entrepreneur Guy Haddleton wanted a techie to build the platform for his new venture Anaplan, he asked who New Zealand’s best

New Zealand’s leading institute for high temperature superconductors has partnered with the Nasdaq-listed US company Superconductor Technologies Inc (STI) [Ticker:SCON] to create a new

At Auckland’s latest ultra-fast broadband service provider Bigpipe, the call centre is dead. Customers will not be able to dial for help. No more

New Zealand was once an innovative nation - not anymore. In fact, in the last 30 years, Kiwis have been resting on their laurels

Can’t wait to know the outcome of Game of Thrones? Neither can Dr Richard Vale from Canterbury University who has turned on complex predictive

Education-tech startup company Twingl is running a competition to find New Zealand’s best young Minecraft player while simultaneously testing out their latest creation, a

Since its dramatic initial public share offer a few weeks ago, ecommerce giant Ali Baba has made its first overture, snapping up Tianhong Asset

Facebook has backed down from crackdown on accounts without real names in a policy battle with a community covering drag queens, gays and transgenders.

Sarah Trotman, director of AUT’s Business School better not get too emotional – her electric blue dress will show-and-tell all, if it does what

Kiwi boffins are digging their hands into squeamish-sounding waste types such as sludge pit waste, solvent degreasing and fleshings from the leather tannery industry

Google's revised Panda algorithm seeks out the baddies and goodies in the content world. Yellow.com is the early loser while a controversial website enabling

Kaynemaile founder Kayne Horsham knocked on seven doors to get a prototype done for a new type of seamless meshing he had envisioned. All

Microsoft has announced Windows 10, the upgrade to Windows 8. No wait. It's a whole new OS!

Scientists from the University of Queensland, Australia are taking the “eyes” out of the mantis shrimp with the hope of developing a smart camera

A pillar of what’s being hailed as the third industrial revolution, 3D printing is set to radically change manufacturing – putting small-scale production in

The walls have been replaced with bridges at ASB Bank as it opens up some of its real-time data to share with developers of

The NZ Technology Industry Association is looking for a charismatic, dynamic and energetic CEO to lead change for the industry over the next three

A Facebook auction company, with former NZX boss Mark Weldon as an investor, and McDonalds and Thomas Cook as new clients, is proving there

Apple has reportedly had four million advanced orders for the new iPhone 6, with people queuing for up to 10 days in cities such

One in three people around the globe get hit at some stage during their lifetime by some kind of brain disorders but pharmaceutical companies

The internet has made many aspects of everyday life easy, efficient and cheap; and it has certainly provided excitement for thousands of Silicon Valley