The new $460 hi-tech facial scanner could cause distress.

Professor Robertson, a world-renowned paediatric geneticist based at the University of Otago, has been helping unravel rare genetic disorders affecting countless families. Photo / Supplied​

World-renowned Kiwi researcher Stephen Robertson is offering hope to families everywhere.

Apple could scrap its iPhone SE and iPhone X models, according to experts.

Unplugged holidays could soon become a big part of the tourism industry, study finds.

Killer drone, lethal bots are among the targets for Waikato University's cyber crime lab.

The Kiwi airline is getting a foothold into Silicon Valley by teaming up with JetBlue.

Russia is out of the FIFA World Cup and at some point soon, off the internet?

A visiting Emmy-winning documentary-maker shares some tips on combating fake news.

UK watchdogs announced a preliminary fine - the maximum amount allowed - for the company.

A top MIT engineer who nearly became NZ's first astronaut has a message for young women.

Northpower Fibre has one of the highest uptake rates of any UFB network in New Zealand.

In a 2003 interview star made predictions that are startling in their accuracy today.

COMMENT: Is it time we reconsider our stance on genetic technologies, asks Jacob Anderson?

A visiting US robotics expert predicts autonomous air taxis before robot home-helpers.

ANZ's virtual assistant named Jamie was developed by Soul Machines.

ANZ's latest recruit Jamie, a virtual assistant, starts working at the bank today.

Billionaire tech entrepreneur Elon Musk has come up with a radical plan to rescue the soccer team trapped in a cave in Thailand.

Five entrepreneurs share the stories behind their businesses.

Businessman and mentor Jason Kerr talks giving advice to firms in Silicon Valley.

Some hackers used a Trade Me-style site to sell off stolen personal information.

Could just being left-handed make common mental health treatments ineffective?

Software engineer finds extension siphons online history to third-party developers.

The Commerce Commission analysed broadband performance monitoring data since 2007.

Samsung has received complains about the Galaxy S9+ sending photos to random contacts.

A new report gives unprecedented detail of New Zealand's electronic spying activities.

Wife and mother the home and farm power source behind successful business.

Artificial Light At Night is a growing concern.

Air NZ serving famous Impossible Burger, with plant-based patties that bleed like beef.

The move shows growing signs of regulation in the gig economy.