Android TV is the most popular operating system for TVs – but it’s also vulnerable to many malware strains that affect other Android devices, because it shares the same base architecture.More

A new app known as ‘Pulse’ has been launched by Prudential Corporation Asia to provide an AI-powered, 24/7 health partner to users, allowing them to better understand their personal health.More

“Learning works best when it’s interactive, so users can listen to the words in te reo and English and test their knowledge and pronunciation through the glossary and quiz."More

There’s nothing like a little more ambient light to decorate your home. In October, LIFX will be back with two new options to light up your life.More

Verified By Twilio positions apps to provide consumers with verified information about who is contacting them and why.More

The GIV predicts technology trends up until 2025, including 5G coverage, AI deployment, home robot adoption, and smart assistant use rates.More

Sennheiser is gearing up to launch its first audiophile Bluetooth in-ear headphones, due to hit shelves in mid-August.More

“I’ve been fascinated with space ever since I was a kid but when I was at school, I was told to be ‘realistic’ and bring my ideas back down to Earth,” says Peter Beck. More

The game is designed to be played co-operatively, with each player controlling one of the sisters. You can play solo with an AI sister, but it’s pretty clear that the developers have not refined the game for Johnny-no-mates players.More

As mobile-first users make up a larger share of the workforce, the demand for more seamless connectivity will only increase.More

Out of all the connected devices in the home – lights, TVs, plugs, digital assistants, and even surveillance cameras – the humble game console is the most secure device of all of them.More

While the internet has transformed the learning process in schools, it’s also given rise to new dangerous online threats.More

Air New Zealand says information relating to membership profiles may have been visible on internal documents as a result of the breach.More

Out of 160 billion emails analysed, 42% were rejected.More

The 'One Blue Ocean' project aims to reduce plastic pollution in the world’s oceans. It also states that Sony will also make efforts to reduce its environmental footprint to zero by 2050.More

Every new laptop owner needs something to solve their USB-C dilemmas. We look at a possible solution.More

The Bose 700s use the next-generation Bose noise cancellation for improved noise reduction and sophisticated electronic circuitry that eliminates the “hiss” regularly heard in other headphones. More

This is not only a gamechanger, it’s an all-new revolution for modern personal computing.More

It’s that time of year again. Like clockwork, Samsung has announced the latest version of the acclaimed Galaxy Note series, the Note10.More

Tiger Brokers, the fintech Kiwi company, has launched an app designed to help Kiwi investors test global equities markets and build global portfolios.More

Set to launch in March 2020, the chatbot is currently in design and testing and is the biggest change to the Ask Izzy platform since 2016.More

Not only will Rocket Lab reuse Electron, it has also opened a scholarship programme.More

“For tech companies to continue to grow and compete on a global stage, AWS is working to grow the skills base and cultivate the next generation." More

More than 350,000 New Zealand customers will now be able to use Afterpay, which is a ‘buy now, pay later’ service – finally. Previously it was only an option for Mighty Ape's Australian customers.More

The Reno Z has capacity that will have some of its pricier competitors turning green with envy.More

A new poll from Hays indicates Kiwis place higher emphasis on work experience than formal education when it comes to career progression. More

Smartwatch maker Fossil Group might just be trying to edge out Apple’s massive investment in smartwatches like the Apple Watch.More

196 days of travel and more than 22,000 kilometres in conditions such as freezing temperatures, 15-metre waves, 130 km/h winds, and even collisions with icebergs.More

The platform continues to build on Stuff’s vision to be a platform for content published by othersMore

"Kiwis spent $4.2 billion online last year, and that figure is only going to get bigger."More