The original Buddhify app features 80 guided meditation exercise audio tracks designed for work, going to sleep, de-stressing, travelling and more.

A study has found children who spend more time on computers experience higher levels of emotional distress, anxiety and depression.

You've probably seen their faces attached to numerous amusing captions, but who are the people behind memes that went viral?

So far, Yamamoto has reviewed 5653 types of instant noodles through texts and videos offering details as he goes.

Extra Gum has hit a nerve with their latest commercial.

A racy image in support of breast cancer awareness has gone viral for all the wrong reasons.

Instagram has seen its share of photo essays, profiles and short stories.

A heartwarming post from popular blog Humans of New York has prompted thousands of followers to share their pet rescue stories.

Could this new craze, sparked by a Kiwi Facebook group, be 2015's answer to planking?

Cosmetic surgeons blame social media for a growing trend in young women approaching them for surgery.

Hidden homelessness campaigners are scratching out messages of housing desperation the old-school way.

Deborah writes her beliefs on how computers and phones hold plenty of good for kids. "Interaction in ways other than face-to-face can be a godsend for sensitive children overwhelmed by the hurly-burly of schoolyard politics."

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.

Since Kamya Ghose had a mastectomy she is designing mastectomy bras tailored for a younger customer after having problems herself underwear shopping.

The flag consideration project may not have thrown up the best in design, but the institute's Best Design Awards next week will.

Facebook has announced changes to its mobile app that will let users replace their static profile pictures with a looping seven-second video.

Police have been called in over a tug-of-love battle for an adored cat.

Where were you when the All Black captain got a yellow card? That's the question dominating social media.

A dispute over ownership of a cat seen the claws come out, with lawyers and police getting involved and a request being made for a cat DNA test.

Facebook is finally working on a feature that users have wanted for years: a "dislike" button that will let us react to posts that aren't strictly positive.

Fans on social media were quick to react to this morning's Rugby World Cup opener between Fiji and England, with many critiquing the commentary and referee's decisions.

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

There's a specific strain of online-shaming that's become popular: Women publicly sharing the offensive private messages they receive.

For a year Alex tried to get his sunglasses back from Anna.

Actress Kim Cattrall has divided public opinion after insisting she still considers herself a mother despite not having any children of her own.

Colorado's Waterton Canyon park has bears, and those bears have a problem: hikers wielding selfie sticks.

A notable study from researchers at Princeton University published earlier this year declared the social network would lose 80 per cent of its users and die out "like the bubonic plague".

Millennials are most willing to gamble their privacy and security in exchange for a life online.