A phone good enough to eat
Those with a sweet tooth might do best to avoid the Q-Pot phone, which is more than likely to elicit hunger pangs every time you pull it out. More …
Those with a sweet tooth might do best to avoid the Q-Pot phone, which is more than likely to elicit hunger pangs every time you pull it out. More …
With populations constantly growing so too is the demand for energy – something New Zealand’s image as a energy-rich country can tap into by using our technology and expertise to help other countries develop their own energy resources for a ... More …
China is where it's at, and everybody wants a piece of the action. More …
One aspiring entrepreneur has taken to Kiwi crowdfunding platform PledgeMe in the hopes of raising $30,000 to cover various international patents for his self-regulating pneumatic vehicle suspension system. More …
Sustainability is still seen by many as a luxury – so what's the key to mainstreaming it? More …
Jason Whiteley has an enviable background, having worked with architects Herzog & de Meurons after five years in Switzerland and New York City. More …
From the organisers of the mighty New Zealand International Film Festival comes the World Cinema Showcase, featuring films selected by NZIFF programmers that for whatever reason were not eligible for NZIFF screening. For the design-minded, there are screeds to get ... More …
Tait Communications has undergone a makeover. More …
Here's to a future starring Kiwi technology where the next Bill Gates calls New Zealand home. More …
Five links for your Friday distraction. More …
Seven reasons why you should startup in Aotearoa. More …
Six emerging leaders are being sought by the Sir Peter Blake Trust in its annual hunt for worthy recipients of its leadership awards. More …
A modern take on the standard fishbowl? A hand-blown glass sculpture with mountains included for artistic effect. More …
The 26 humble letters of the English alphabet never looked so grand. More …
Imagine a totally digitised house, creating a parallel home on the web. Everything in the house can be used to communicate; the interface is ubiquitous, controlling physical appliances and apps alike. More …