Now that Tim Cook has outlined the full range of what the Apple Watch can do and how much it will cost, his next challenge will be proving high-tech counts as high fashion.

There's a Twitterstorm focused on whether a planned high-end gold version of the Apple Watch has the potential to drive up the price of gold.

Apple's unveiled its new smart watch this morning - including a $10,000 model made of a specially formulated strong gold alloy.

The test for Tim Cook last September was to prove that Apple could still come up with innovative products, so he revealed a smartwatch.

Allowing drones to operate beyond the operator's line of sight could provide economic gains of up to $190m a year to New Zealand's farming, forestry and energy sectors.

Apple has reportedly sent out invitations to an event where it will unveil details for the release of the Apple Watch.

Apple products look nice. No nasty, cheap-looking neon flashing lights, no dusty black casing. Even the cables are attractive.

While traditional cooking isn't going anywhere, you can count on 3D printed foods eventually finding a place in our world.

Get your wallets ready. Gaming is going high-tech this year with some fancy-pants new gadgets. Siobhan Keogh checks out some of the necessities coming your way.

Sky TV's drone camera has been grounded until the Cricket World Cup following an incident in Dunedin.

A mobile gaming app created by a New Zealander who was inspired by a near-death experience has topped the free game download charts in eastern Europe.

Asking about the state of the smartwatch market makes a big assumption - that there actually is a smartwatch market. This is a much bigger leap than you might think.

A review of taxi regulations has been launched following a complaint from new industry player Uber.

The owner of the mystery drone found among the weeds on a Titirangi property will be reunited with his machine.

An internet company that shares its name with the controversial app Uber is embroiled in a trademark stoush with the global giant.

At this week's test at Wellington's Basin Reserve, Black Caps stars Kane Williamson and BJ Watling weren't the only standout performers.

When Jason Chen took over as chief executive at Acer a year ago, he was handed a three-page, colour-coded list of problems at the ailing PC maker.

If the path to success is treading where others won't, then technology entrepreneur Sir Neville Jordan was already on his way at 13.

If there's one thing we learned about technology in 2014, it's that other people (never us) can suffer alarming consequences from security breaches.

One of this year's hottest Christmas presents is no longer available in the shops.

SkyTV, Spark's Lightbox and Quickflix, pretend in public they're not concerned about Netflix arriving, but that's just bluster, writes Juha Saarinen.

Google no longer plans to release its smart glasses to the public in 2014, and now has no official timetable for a launch.

Tech blogger Juha Saarinen talks about his concerns with copyright in the digital age and reviews the Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 10.

Here's a GPS watch that's incorporated heart rate monitoring without the need for an annoying chest strap.

Chris Schulz gears up with some of the latest tech gadgets set to hit the market.

How do you turn web browsing on your computer into channel surfing on your telly? Paul Casserly offers five bits of advice.