Making an electric car is easy. We've been doing it for more than a century. Charging them, however, is tough.

Elon Musk portrays himself as a visionary on a mission to rescue humankind from global warming with solar technology.

COMMENT: Juha Saarinen reviews the Samsung Galaxy Note 7.

COMMENT: Vodafone's working hard to avoid being in a "dumb pipe" situation, writes Juha Saarinen.

The new wave of gadgets is ready to make your current electronica look like a bunch of rocks you bang together. Here's a look at how these trends will hit Auckland.

COMMENT: You actually don't need to be that attentive to drive safely.

WATCH: Navman's latest dashcam put through its paces yesterday.

DuoSkin tattoos are able to control your music and read data off your skin.

COMMENT: Juha Saarinen checks out Dyson's latest hi-tech vacuum cleaner.

COMMENT: It's unsafe to store sensitive data for any longer than required, Juha Saarinen writes.

Martin Aircraft is to enter a technology-sharing agreement with KuangChi, seeing its chief executive step down.

BIG READ: Nearly two decades after the boom and bust of the dotcom bubble, tech stocks appear to be delivering on their promise.

A robot that has successfully challenged more than 160,000 parking tickets, is now helping those who have lost their homes.

I knew Tesla had a problem when everyone started telling me to "be safe."

Apple's chief talks growth potential, corporate responsibility and what it means to be the face of a tech behemoth.

Method Studio owners Sam Ramlu and Euge Eastlake know a thing or two about adapting to changing markets.

COMMENT: The latest Apple iPhone 7 rumours suggest that a Pro model will launch in September, with dual cameras.

COMMENT: Censuses are necessary and valuable tools, but the public has to have confidence in them.

COMMENT: Not all Uber drivers are happy with the disruption the app has caused, Juha Saarinen writes.

A tech-food start up has won competition Start Tel Aviv for its meat-free food alternatives.

COMMENT: Businesses are facing new forms of competition, digital disruption, and staying relevant to customers.

COMMENT: If we invest in infrastructure and education that fosters and enables innovation, we could create an almost bulletproof economy.

The best of NZ Herald Business: Robots, virtual reality, artificial intelligence -- will they kill our jobs? And how do we future-proof our children?

BIG READ: Self-driving cars are the future, not fantasy, says an expert on the technology - and it isn't far away.

Data is good but acting on it is better, writes Helen Twose.

COMMENT: Technology does so much to improve lives and makes products and services accessible and affordable.

A website founder says the gender gap in recruiting requires 'a lot of different approaches to fix.'

Education futurist Frances Valintine fears New Zealand risks being left behind in the global digital revolution.

A tech-free user guide to the blockchain - the technology infrastructure behind bitcoin.

From Apple's co-founder to the CEO of Yelp, Silicon Valley is going after the GOP candidate.