New Zealander of the Year the late Paul Callaghan

COMMENT: Impact on technology sales while chip makers sweat over solution could be huge.

What will the world be like in 2040? Jamie Morton looks at four areas ripe for revolution.

Kiwi scientists are building software that can pick out birds by hearing their songs.

Some airlines are reportedly ditching the seatback screens to save money.

In our Science Made Simple series, we talk to Professor Cather Simpson about lasers.

Is the outlook for technology in 2018 exciting - or slightly terrifying?

Snowden says that aims to protect laptops from physical tampering.

NZ researchers recreate what's thought to be the first computer-generated Christmas music.

Infamous Jordan Belfort has slammed Bitcoin, labelling the cryptocurrency a "huge danger".

Thinking of investing in Bitcoin?

It turns out wonder-app isn't the best helper when it comes to sexual health advice.

New Zealand kids average 4-6 hours of technology a day. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Computer games and healthy eating go hand in hand for Year 5 students at Methven Primary

Jeff Bezos is the first person to build a 12-figure net worth since Bill Gates did in 1999

Computer program developed to decode Zodiac letters has started doing something creepy.

PwC Herald Talk explains Internet of Things

The new Government will investigate solar panels to cut school power bills by $20m a year.

IBM have made a breakthrough in the race to commercialize quantum computers.

Will the rise of the machines really happen? Two experts share their views.

Microsoft, Datacom - and a theatre company - have joined NZ's newest charter school.

NZ is punching above its weight in getting the huge SKA super-scope built, scientist says.

NZ to spend $380,000 on a project that could support the world's largest radio telescope.

Tech giant Oracle has funded an NZ project targeting a widely used programming language.

COMMENT: Case raises issue of what tech journalists are safe to investigate.

She's attractive and shares the same hobbies but Mia Ash is not what she seems.

The US Air Force has put $250,000 into an innovative Kiwi study.

Imagine selling your 10 per cent share of the Apple for just $1100.

COMMENT: Creators often have no clue how powerful hardware and software are.

An email scam asking users to verify their account by clicking a link is doing the rounds.