Goodbye, QR and NFC. Hello, iBeacon, with your ray of technological light.

Did you know that the technology behind 3D printing dates back to 1986? Nowadays 3D printing is being used in many different industries, from

AJ Park patent specialists Anton Blijlevens and Jillian Lim touch on an interesting patent to look out for on the shelves. Self-sanitising door handles After kitchen

A New Zealand-based data management startup aiming to revolutionise the way businesses move data to the cloud has just launched in the US after

Kiwi start-up 9 Spokes is up against three Australian tech companies this week as it competes in the IBM SmartCamp 2014 in Sydney on

Wipster was launched in Texas, picked up by Microsoft and honed in Israel. Johan Chang talks to founder Rollo Wenlock

A couple of university students have designed an interactive glove that lets you actually feel what's on your computer.

Spark Ventures' Lightbox subscription video on demand service (SVOD) officially launched last night, and, not surprisingly, its arrival seems to have been the catalyst for a fair

The Technology Investment Network has revealed its annual top 10 lists of companies to watch and 'hot emerging' companies ahead of the full TIN100

Point-of-sales system Posboss caters especially to hospitality companies. Here’s how founder Jonny McKenzie made it happen.

If you pay for something, it’s the product, but if you don’t, you’re the product, writes Vaughn Davis (who is not the product. Wait,

Ever wondered who would win a fight between social media and search? Well, even if you haven't, now you can find out. Both have their

SurveyMonkey has become the go to option for small and medium-size companies (and sometimes their larger counterparts) because it's an easy, quick and free

A third of New Zealand SMEs are internet virgins when it comes to promoting their businesses, according to a new study. And the lack

Woot! With sales of $300 million last year and earnings up 86%, Kiwi game designers have every reason to feel like economic Super Marios.

The Kiwi games sector is getting a startup competition that will give an emerging company funding, software, marketing, legal and mentoring support worth $25,000. As

Hannah Duder, the winner of a $10,000 seed grant offered as part of Derek Handley's Shoulder Tap initiative, has used the money to bring

Charging on Minimal battery life and the time it takes to re-power is the bane of many smartphone users' lives nowadays, and California startup Qnovo

Recent technology-sector IPOs and merger and acquisition (M&A) activity suggest many investors view IT, software and technology companies as an attractive proposition, in spite

Mobile development company Sush Mobile kicked off in 2008 and quickly gained a solid reputation for its various apps and solutions. And just six years

Wellington startup 8i, whose virtual reality technology uses the Oculus Rift headset to immerse viewers in the entertainment they're viewing, has secured a million

Kiwis will soon get their own version of the Wearable Technologies picnic - a global event series designed to develop local eco-systems around the fast-growing

On the charge US company BioLite is best known for its camping and home stove that double as chargers for your electronic devices. Now

Dropbox users have a useful addition to the company's suite with the Carousel app for iOS and Android. It's primarily for the disorganised who need an

A company in Raglan has created recon droids specially designed to go into dangerous areas - think forest fires, large scale disastesr - and

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