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Samsung’s clever new TV design, with Ambient Mode functionality, blends your screen with your wall for a seamless, interior-friendly look. While the most popular TV size in New Zealand may be the 55”, and trending larger – trying to fit a larger panel size into a well-designed room can be a challenge. However, thanks to a clever new design by Samsung,... More

Mesmerising MRI’s of fruit and veg. How many can you guess?

Boston-based technologist andy ellison first began scanning fruits and vegetables through a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machine to warm the equipment up before his work day began. Once he realised the unusual beauty of his subjects, he had... More

“Humanity’s Public Library” beamed from outer space

A company is looking to beam virtual libraries from space to provide education to people in remote areas... More

Displaying premmies in a Coney Island ‘Freak Show’ exhibit saved 6,500 lives

Dr Martin Couney found a novel (and let's face it weird) way to prove incubators can save the lives of premature... More

Hate needles? New technology makes it easier for doctors to find veins

Veinviewer helps take the sting out of getting needles leading to better patient experience... More

Meet Huggable, the interactive robot providing comfort and fun to paediatric cancer patients

This plush Interactive robot is meeting the emotional needs of children undergoing cancer treatment... More

‘Forgotten digital century’ looms warns Google boss

Our digital material could be lost forever because programs to view them will become defunct... More

South Korea bans selfie sticks

A move by their government to ban bootleg selfie sticks has angered  South Koreans... More

Smartphones to get handy upgrade

Computer Scientists are developing a radar-like system to control wireless devices with hand gestures... More

Disease detecting technology: do you feel safe knowing?

Last week Google announced they are working on a device that can detect heart attacks and cancer... More
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