Gadgets stories
So your phone's ringing, but instead of swiping right or pushing a Bluetooth button you bite down on a tiny piece of tech that sits in your mouth.
Santa's IT elf has your Christmas shopping covered with top tech recommendations from FutureFive. Discover the best sound, gaming, wearables, and more!.
Quitmeyer ventures into some of the most remote and hostile locations in the world, surviving armed with nothing but everyday pieces of technology.
The handbags feature wireless smart device charging, bio-lock security, Bluetooth proximity alerts, and enough organization to rival a mobile office.
Samsung revolutionizes desktop computing with Samsung DeX, a device that turns the Galaxy S8 into a desktop computer.
he cat is out of the bag – it turns out that the Forceband now has an IFTTT app that'll let it work with and IFTTT connected devices and apps.
If opening the fridge door to see what's in the fridge is too much of a chore then great, you've saved yourself 15 seconds.
Your phone, your laptop, your tablet and maybe even your Fitbit could be ruining your holiday love life, a recent survey by Durex found.
Belkin have come up with an even smarter and easier way to up your home. The Insight Switch is not only smart, it's incredibly useful.
The Holga 120 PC 3D camera merges dreamy pinhole aesthetics with 3D technology, thrilling indie photography enthusiasts.
After working with the search giant for five years on iGoogle gadgets, Labpixies has now become part of the Google stable.
GoPro's latest efforts may feel a little underwhelming to some – and the evidence is as black and white as it gets.
The remote makes a huge difference to using the PS4 for media playback. Having a PS4 remote (at long last) is definitely a good thing.
I rarely I get to combine reviews about the two things I'm most passionate about - my two greyhounds and gadgets.
Tablets, Kindles, headphones, cameras, iTunes Gift Cards and portable hard drives set to be best-selling road trip gadgets this Easter.
NZCS is hosting its inaugural Young IT Professionals Group event on October 22, featuring TVNZ tech expert Ben Gracewood. Registration is essential.
As people use their computer to access more information and perform more tasks they increasingly face information overload.
David Rayner, Microsoft New Zealand's client product marketing manager for Windows Vista, talks to The Channel about Microsoft's new operating system.
