Internet of Things (IotT) may be the buzz phrase du jour, but when you look beneath the hype, connected machines and machine-to-machine technologies are

Finally a coder who not only has the intelligence for coding but has empathy and integrity. That’s the way of the future and Dev

Don’t be afraid of the heights of cloud technology. Frazer Scott, Microsoft, chief marketing and operations officer shifts our attention to how computing using

As a country, we’ve done pretty well out of this cloud computing thing. With business-to-business startups like Xero and Vend leading the way, and

Martin Aircraft plans to get full lift in delivering its first product in 2016 in the emergency and rescue segment through the First Responder

Mary Poppins reckoned a spoonful of sugar did the trick with unpalatable medicine. Now a bunch of students have applied the Mary P principle

By 2018, the planet will have about 8.2 billion mobile devices connected. Mobile commerce sales are predicted to hit $626 billion by 2018, almost

LanzaTech, the New Zealand-founded company working on commercialising a process to convert carbon dioxide into clean fuel, is now looking to C02 as a

A future incorporating the Internet of Things is closer than we think. Billions of “machines” will be talking to one another autonomously, without human

Facebook is the mightiest social media network in the world with monthly global users totalling 1.35 billion – close enough to match China’s population.

International Business Machines corporation (IBM) has recently announced a partnership deal with social media power Twitter in a move that will provide more analytics

Microsoft is continuing its wave of workforce restructuring, announcing on Oct 29 a cut of about 3,000 employees.

History has shown that when a business or industry comes under threat, migrating to a decentralised version often triumphs. Napster was brought down by

When Google snapped up Nest recently, more than a few people wondered how it planned to put ads on a thermostat. But the acquisition

Orion Health Group, the darling of New Zealand software space, is seeking to raise between $120 million and $150 m in a share sale

Surgical robots supremo Catherine Mohr, who was born in New Zealand but has spent her working life in the US combining science, medicine, computing

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg surely knows his way to the heart of the Chinese – he conducted a full half hour forum in Mandarin,

Up close and personal with mobile app developers – this is the new ambition for Twitter as it seeks to win over the hearts

New Zealand’s technology sector is no longer the exotic new kid in Silicon Valley, in New York or London. Far from being apologetic about

What does 1GB of data mean to a tweeter-holic? Well, a lot - 5000 tweets to be precise!

Prepare for a big shake up in search results, Google has just released the much-anticipated Penguin algorithm update. The online chatter reached fever

In 2012 when MyRepublic first dipped its toes in the Singapore market, it stirred the hornet’s nest quite a bit, setting cushy incumbents

The future of wearable technology has created a lot of buzz. But here comes the catch - in what is seen as a world

With the launch of Apple Pay last month, Semble last week and various other schemes, being able to pay with your mobile phone is

Pinterest isn’t yet five years old but it has already garnered an impressive army of followers with over 70 million users globally, and growing.

Tech entrepreneur Vaughan Rowsell (the guy with the memorable moustache) will this weekend launch his latest venture – a series of high-tech workshops for