Discover the best business and technology ideas emerging from around the globe and how they are promising to shape our future.
Makers of larger mobile devices are experimenting beyond iPad-like tablets to achieve benefits that the smartphone gained by leaving the keyboard behind.
Microsoft wants you to use Bing visual search to find things to buy.
Nvidia makes a special 32GB edition of its most powerful PC graphics card, the Titan V.
Defence is the space industry's biggest customer, says Pamela Melroy, so the Australian Space Agency must work closely with them. But first, it must find a strategy, and a home.
Step aside SpaceX, the Kiwis are about to launch into space.
Closing in on $100 million in funding, Bossa Nova is helping brick-and-mortar compete with Amazon
Blockchain is still an emerging enterprise technology, so it wasn’t a surprise that in a recent Tech Pro Research survey, 70% of professionals who responded said they hadn’t used it. However, 64% said...
Even a fast-food chain needs to use technology to keep pace with its competition.
Trainline CTO Mark Holt explains how his firm is using artificial intelligence and the cloud, and offers advice for other IT chiefs.
Companies are adopting robotic process automation tools as they look to reduce errors and increase process efficiency.
The two companies are giving new Autodesk Fusion 360 Ultimate subscribers cloud credits to try generative design, which leverages cloud computing and machine learning.
Planning a move into the cloud? Here are some of the issues to consider.
The immersive experience, which is like a turbo charged Street View, offers a new kind of preservation in virtual reality.
The council-owned entity is looking to put its data to good use, embarking on a project with US-based Machine Zone to 'gamify' public transport.
Cubic will be responsible for upgrading the current system to allow for contactless payment via bankcards, mobile phones, and wearables on public transport.
David Gewirtz had things under control: No landline. No cable TV. No regrets... until the internet failed. Is always-on connectivity making us all a little crazy?
The international automation conference will showcase these robots from ECHORD++, an EU-funded robotics project with a single aim: To bring cutting edge robotics research to market.
Sorry delivery dude, but a recent Amazon patent kicked the race for autonomous last-mile delivery into high gear.
Forget the socks. Each of these tech gifts has been selected, reviewed and tested by a gadget-loving Dad. Practical and fun doesn't have to break the bank, either: Prices start at $10.
We summarise the charts that tell the tech story of the past month.
Augmented Reality is still a novelty, but the next 12 months will see the technology grow beyond games and gimmicks
Many now think that passwords cannot secure their PCs and phones, so how will we gain access to our devices in the near future?
From audio-augmenting ear buds to automated coffee machines, here are the best devices for an effective home office set-up.
No longer the stuff of science fiction, IoT is becoming more pervasive -- even in the home. But imagine its possibilities for consumers over the next few years.
We've selected a dozen unique, affordable, and geeky gifts your dad is sure to love.
These staples of summer savings and after school slush funds are about to disappear
I've owned countless USB flash drives over the years, but none come close to being as cool - or as useful - as the Aegis Secure Key 3z with built-in hardware-based encryption.
We all love Mom. Now, you can use your Amazon Echo or Dot to show her how much you care.
Think of this not as a power bank, but a $200 computer-controlled USB charging station.
Here is everything that's new in Gmail -- plus when and how you can try it.
We are living longer than ever before -- thanks to these tech inventions.
Bossa Nova, the company that makes the shelf-scanning robots currently being trialed in Walmart stores, just announced $29 million in new funding.
Auckland Transport is embarking on a project with US-based Machine Zone to put citizen data to use and 'gamify' public transport.
Forgot your toothbrush? Just use Alexa for Hospitality.
The capital's tech ecosystem is important for economic growth, but not at any cost.
Barcelona-based Earthdas says its graphene battery charges much faster than lithium-based tech.
Study shows that VR environments are better for memory retention than computer screens.
Alexa for Hospitality is a specialized version of the voice assistant that integrates into popular hotel software systems for guest services.
Tech Week showcased startup success in London, but there was also a focus on the next generation of coders.
Trainline CTO Mark Holt explains how his firm is using artificial intelligence and offers advice for other IT chiefs.
The Navya Arma Flinders Express (FLEX) electric shuttle bus marks the first use of autonomous vehicle technology on public roads in the state of South Australia.
The New South Wales government has announced a multimillion-dollar investment to support the rollout of the National Facial Biometric Matching Capability.
Project Owl was was born out of the idea of using technology to generate better sustainable and environmental outcomes.
The University of Virginia Health System tackled the Ebola crisis in Africa and the aftermath of the Charlottesville protests using Cisco technology.
Liquid cooling in the data center was usually reserved for supercomputing. Lenovo is betting that cooling techniques will go mainstream.
Artificial intelligence can create huge opportunities for businesses and their customers, says Halma innovation chief Inken Braunschmidt
I was wowed with the F800 Pro dash cam from Thinkware within minutes of using it.
I like the idea of wearing a smartwatch -- and the D106 has everything I could need.
Meizu has outdone itself with its latest phones. The Pro 7 and Pro 7 Plus have some very cool new features.
The Poof pet activity tracker will track your pet's activities and could help you find your lost pet - if you have an army of Poof users living nearby.
A well-priced Android smartphone with great performance, good looks, and an easy user interface.
The Flir One thermal imaging add-on for iOS and Android devices is a very desirable peice of tech. Whether it's a justifiable expense is questionable, although if you maintain or repair electronic equipment it could cut diagnostic times drastically in some cases.
Thalmic Labs claims the Myo armband can let you take control of your devices hands-free, but whether it will one day replace our mouse or touchpad remains to be seen.
In a crowded field, the latest from Yuneec stands out with curb appeal and features for all levels of pilot.
Seen too many dubious security-in-a-box solutions? USB armory is the real deal for anyone looking to protect and control their personal digital privacy and security. But is this real deal ready for regular users?
The Lenovo M57 eco is a small form-factor desktop that is promoted by the company as energy efficient. We found it to be a capable and powerful office performer for its size, but with limited upgrade options.
Western digital has released a range of hard drives purporting to save up to 40 percent in power consumption over comparable drives. We found the drives not only lived up to promised efficiency, but also were competitively priced.
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