Logan Paul caused a social media firestorm by apparently showing a suicide victim

Are you ready to talk to your toilet and use a headband for weight loss?

University of Auckland researchers Rosalyn Putland and Associate Professor Craig Radford from the Institute of Marine Science combined sound recordings over a nine month period with automatic ship tracking data to track underwater noise contributed by shipping.

COMMENT: Impact on technology sales while chip makers sweat over solution could be huge.

The opening night of the world's biggest tech conference showcased some top gadgets.

The mission was the first Elon Musk's Space X had attempted this year.

Macs, iPhones, iPads and Apple TV are all hit by the weakness according to Apple.

Apple's HomePod will battle Amazon's Echo and Google Home in the smart speaker market.

Huawei is expected to partner with carrier AT&T, a company with 153 million subscribers.

Silicon Valley's secretive 'cuddle puddles' and alcohol-fuelled orgies are laid bare.

The top six speakers CES are all male for the second year in a row

The Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities, which leaves users open to cyber attacks

People have to convince employers they have something ever-improving technology doesn't

"Fake or misrepresented listings have no place in our community" - Airbnb

Are you tired of running out of storage on your iPhone?

'Dark web' site offers sale of passwords and data with a billion devices vulnerable.

One of the biggest tech events of the year kicks off this week, but what can we expect?

What will the world be like in 2040? Jamie Morton looks at four areas ripe for revolution.

Tax law change will let Apple bring $351b of cash back to the US at a 15.5% tax rate

Digital giant sees sports as a way to get more people to subscribe to Prime memberships

Billionaire has backing from the powerful Mercer family and a cast of Fox News celebrities

Macs, iPhones, iPads and Apple TV all hit by the weakness according to Apple.

Here's one relative you're probably glad didn't pop round for Christmas.

Kiwi scientists are building software that can pick out birds by hearing their songs.

10 bold ideas which could change the world.

COMMENT: Something called blockchain could transform how our information is stored.

In our Science Made Simple series, Dr JJ Eldridge discusses binary stars.

A microchip flaw that leaves devices vulnerable to hackers is much worse than first feared

Investors are finally getting a crack at the resurgent music business.

Joe Te Wharau uses 3D technology to create Māori art. Made with funding from NZ On Air.