Robotics workshops expected to be a highlight of upcoming CreativeTech conference in September.

This is no plasticky toy - it's solid, sleek and slick, yet also very thin. And the screen looks lovely.

Steven Joyce scrapped a planned crackdown on professional car thieves despite support from the Justice Ministry and police.

Apple's iPhone 4 has finally gone on sale in New Zealand after a spectacular launch fail this morning.

After hyping up the launch of its iPad in New Zealand for Friday, Apple has ignored consumers in the provinces.

You can browse the web, send emails, listen to music and watch films but the iPad is a powerful computer. What else can you do with it?

Vodafone will offer month-by-month data plans for Apple's iPad when it hits NZ stores tomorrow.

Forget the Large Hadron Collider, Cern's scientists have their hearts set on a new, $9.48 billion, 31km Linear Collider.

It's emerged that a senior engineer and antenna expert at Apple had told management last year that the iPhone 4's design may cause reception problems.

Despite bold claims, the development of mass-produced useful, commercial robots hasn't much moved beyond the glorified nut tighteners at car factories.

E-reader competition is hotting up.

More staff are hooking up their own gadgets - such as iPhones and laptops - to networks at their workplace, research shows.

There's always a backlash that gets picked up by the legions of Apple haters who gleefully spread negative stories far and wide, writes Mark Webster.

Apple admitted that iPhones overestimate their signal strength by up to two bars.

Hallelujah! The new iPhone is thinner, faster, and easier to get a grip on – and the battery lasts

Large Hadron Collider scientists say they have simulated the noise that might be made when a Higgs boson particle comes into being.

Since it launched its first multi-zone network music system way back in 2004, Sonos has pretty much set the benchmark.