COMMENT: Juha Saarinen reviews the Fujifilm X-T2 camera.

The Consumer Technology Association is showcasing the latest of fridge innovation in Las Vegas.

COMMENT: Computers that talk like humans are no longer in the realm of science fiction. Voice recognition technology is friendly now.

You could avoid peak hour traffic congestion and overcrowded public transport by flying to work.

Bang & Olufsen cuts the cord and the background noise with their superb, yet pricey, new wireless noise cancelling headphones.

Apple customers across the world have reported incidents of finding coins inside their MacBooks, and nobody is sure exactly why this is happening.

The ride-hailing giant Uber is extending an olive branch to cities - in the form of data that drivers have coveted for years.

From sleek TVs and incredible computers, to not-creepy robots that respond to humans nodding, these are the gadgets you'll want in your home immediately.

"This year was a challenging year for Samsung," said Tim Baxter, president of Samsung Electronics America.

The consumer Electronics Show kicks off next week - and some amazing products are set to be unveiled.

How narcissistic are Kiwis?

Someone has modified an Apple iPhone with some clever technology. The question is if it is worth the hefty price tag.

COMMENT: To die-hard fans, Apple's Macintosh sometimes seems like an afterthought these days.

Innovation doesn't always go to plan, here are some of the biggest blunders the tech world gave us in 2016.

COMMENT: If you're frantically looking for a last minute Christmas idea, here is one that you should probably avoid, writes Matthew Dunn.

COMMENT: This year, smartphone vendors started to see double with their cameras.

COMMENT: Google has refreshed its little Chromecast streaming video device.

Wondering what to buy the tech-obsessed people in your life for Christmas? Look no further.

Televisions and phones you can roll up and carry around are a step closer to reality.

COMMENT: Juha Saarinen reviews the MacBook Pro and the Touch Bar.

They're a bit too expensive as a stocking stuffer, but Fitbit's new range could be Christmas essentials for the fitness fanatics in your life.

Over the last decade the rise of the podcasts continues to enable us to expand our minds without having to open a book or scroll through the Internet.

COMMENT: Juha Saarinen weighs in on the new MacBook Pro 13-inch.

Many industries that rely on the web have been challenged by the rise of mobile devices.

COMMENT: Pokémon Go still generates significant revenues, but it's in rapid decline and labelled a fad.

Samsung has matched or surpassed Apple for picture quality in recent iterations and the shots on this tablet are ludicrously clear.

COMMENT: Smartphone contracts are complicated and consumers don't understand them.

Apple is under fire as a growing number of customers complain about something called "touch disease" in the iPhone 6.

COMMENT: Windows 10 is a very different beast compared to what Microsoft's done in the past.

Too much screen use is taking its toll on young people's eyes, with children as young as five having to get treatment, Canterbury optometrists say.