The Warehouse has launched it's very first prepay mobile plan in stores across New Zealand today.

Playing online games that 'train' the brain can help older people to perform significantly better at such everyday tasks.

I'm over those people at social gatherings who reach for their phone immediately to show you photos of their kids, cat, dog, etc etc, Joy writes.

The latest prescription of this sort comes from a Danish think tank called the Happiness Research Institute, which this week published a new report on the connection between Facebook use and basically every negative emotion a human can feel.

A woman who was taken on a date to a cheap coffee shop was asked for a refund for the coffee when she declined to go to his place.

Your cellphone sits inside the front of a cardboard viewer very close to the eyes. You view its split screen through a pair of simple embedded lenses, Richard McLachlan.

Ever wondered if your partner is cheating on you? There's an app for that.

Forget Facebook and Twitter - today's youngsters are more likely to be interested in rival Snapchat.

Can't make the Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards? No problem. All you need is a smartphone to watch this year's awards.

Almost half of us admit to sending emails rather than talking face-to-face with colleagues - even if we're sitting next to them.

My Diet Coach is handy if you're keen to track your progress, count calories and keep motivated, you only have to reach for your smartphone, writes Jamie Morton.

IkeGPS Group says first-half sales more than doubled, and it affirmed hopes of meeting its annual revenue forecast.

You probably feel you spend too much time on your phone, writes Matt Heath. But are you really to blame? Is the problem your obsession with your phone or is the problem with your family and friends?

Across the board, everybody was obsessed with their smartphones: More than 40 per cent said their phone contained "everything they need to know".

Virtual assistant 'Duer' is the latest addition to the roster of search, e-commerce and delivery services provided by Chinese technology giant Baidu

Model Chrissy Teigen has blasted the brains behind an insensitive new app, which urges users to judge people they meet.

A new study by the Pew Research Centre has explored how social media and technology weave into every stage of the dating process, from flirting to break-up.

Preoccupied digital zombies are accidents waiting to happen.

Fear of missing out has left adults and teens glued to their phones, checking social media in the small hours, says Flic Everett.

Rising numbers of pre-school children are being allowed to play with tablet computers and watch TV in bed, research shows.

Mobile advertisement developer Snakk Media plans to tap investors for $2 million and shift over to the fledgling NXT market from the NZAX.

Intergraph is entering a commercial partnership with the NZ Police to develop and find global markets for a police-developed software application.

James Brown, an Auckland dad, built a free game to download called wOmp.

Apple knows it can't rely on the annual iPhone hype-release cycle forever, so where will future growth come from? The answer might be challenging Spotify and Netflix.

Many of us think it's okay to blunder down the footpath with our eyes trained on our phones.

Uber's dramatic growth in London has seen the number of private hire vehicles on the capital's roads surge by 26 per cent over the past two years.

Apple has released a statement supporting rap mogul Dr. Dre following reports that he physically abused women.

Checking emails, googling on the move... smartphones have made us dumb, says Maria Lally, but we can break the spell.

Snapchat lost $128 million during the first 11 months of 2014. And it took in just $3 million in revenue over the same period.