A domain name - Covfefe.co.nz - inspired by a Donald Trump gaffe is for sale on Trade Me.

Huawei is looking to lure iPhone customers by making a eerily similar device.

A government announcement on road tolls for Auckland is expected this week.

Australia still lags behind the rest of the world in internet speeds.

Auckland Transport joins forces with tech giant Microsoft to fight city's traffic woes.

Apple's voice assistant Siri will soon work with a larger variety of apps.

Mark Zuckerberg still thinks of Facebook as a technology company, and not a media firm.

Hundreds of people are reportedly interested in this unusual start-up.

The T rex pulverised bones by biting down with forces the weight of three small cars.

Latest Twitter rant is, well, weird.

Trump is expected to ignore Elon Musk's advice to stick with the Paris Accord.

The newly unveiled "Stratolaunch" boasts a wing span longer than football field.

An Artificial Intelligence (AI) forum is hitting Wellington next week.

Electronic device tracks down man on rural property and again in central Whangarei.

Truck driving jobs face extinction as driverless trucks will become the industry standard.

Derek Handley has co-founded a new tech venture which is launching on Kickstarter.

Uber has fired Anthony Levandowski over its legal fight over driverless cars.

A Kiwi yachting app is attracting global attention.

Islamic State's terror guide encourages luring victims via websites like eBay and Gumtree.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is already in more people's daily lives than many realise.

Survey finds only 37% of primary and intermediate mums and dads can see schoolwork online.

COMMENT: Being a marketing person in 2017 means getting your geek on.

Samsung's new phone is hot - in the way that you want it to be.

IkeGPS widened its annual loss after a "difficult first half".

David Johnstone's family farm in Winton employs and automated milking shed that not only milks the cows but also provides detailed data on the cows

Job ads have grown nearly 10 per cent on Seek, thanks to Auckland's booming job market.

Real estate firm ApartMint is using virtual reality to revolutionise operations.

COMMENT: Classic space saga shapes entrepreneurs' thinking.

There's mixed reaction to lighting up Auckland's Harbour Bridge.

Wearable technology is not just about counting your steps any more.