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NewsGoogle Gives Non-Profits a Helping Hand
Google's recent launch of Google for nonprofits brings together an extensive toolkit for non-profit organisations.
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News$25 Computer Perfect for Classroom Equality
Bite-sized computer could be given away to school children for free.
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NewsRecharge Between Classes in Solar-Power Seats
A team from MIT have created outdoor furniture which can charge your phone and computer by solar-power.
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NewsNew Google Music Service Unveiled
Google Music allows you to access your music, anywhere and anytime, online and offline.
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NewsTurn Your iPhone Into a Polaroid Printer
iPhone case concept can print your iPhone photos like old-school Polaroids.
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NewsSafeHouse is Rupert Murdoch’s Answer to WikiLeaks
News Corporation's online attempt at replicating the success of WikiLeaks seems flaky on several levels.
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GuideThe Best Things to Do Around Auckland in January
Take advantage of the quiet city and long summer days to enjoy events, exhibitions, theatre, markets and some great films.
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GuideSeven Immersive and Impressive Art Exhibitions to Visit Around New Zealand This Autumn
From immersive moving Van Gogh artworks to two-storey labyrinths of black wool, here's where you can get your art fix around the country.
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GuideSeven Exciting and Powerful Auckland Art Exhibitions to Step Into This Spring
From tumultuous and unsettling photography to immersive moving image projects, here's where you can get your art fix around the city.
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GuideTen Must-See Events at Auckland Arts Festival 2019
Auckland Arts Festival launches into its 11th year with multidimensional dance, critically acclaimed dream pop and a free sing-along waiata.
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GuideTen Shows, Installations and Parties to Get Amongst at Auckland Fringe Festival 2019
Auckland's favourite independent open-access arts festival is back for another year.
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GuideThe Ten Best Things to do This Labour Weekend
A much-adored folk songwriter, the largest screening of Russian films outside of the motherland, an annual geek-gathering, a Sunday session to rule them all, and the man responsible for 2013’s most ...
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NewsThe Next Step for Smart Phones: Paper Thin
Introducing the PaperPhone: an extremely light weight and, as the name suggests, paper-thin smart phone.
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NewsNissan to Produce New York’s Taxi of Tomorrow
The iconic New York yellow taxi will be produced by Japanese manufacturer Nissan in the years to come.
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NewsPaint Your Running Route with GPS Technology
Running routes recorded with GPS technology are transformed into dynamic, digital artworks.
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NewsLeica’s iPhone Camera Add-on Set to Revolutionise iPhoneography
A concept by Black Design Associates combines Leica and iPhone technology for the ultimate iPhoneography experience.
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NewsSan Francisco Introduces Online CBD Parking Solution
New website and smart phone app help solve parking problems in San Francisco.
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NewsBurberry’s Holographic Models Take to the Runway in Beijing
Burberry used holograms of models in their technology-inspired runway show in Beijing.
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NewsBespoken Art Puts Voice to Canvas
Bespoken Art captures the sound waves of your voice and creates a unique piece of artwork.
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NewsThe Evolution of Web Design over Two Decades [INFOGRAPHIC]
The internet has become a more friendly, accessible and interactive animal over the past two decades. Here is an incredible infographic that maps out the role design has played.
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NewsThe T-Box Captures Wind Power From Trains
The T-Box can harness wind energy from moving trains to generate power.
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NewsWatch Coachella 2011 Live on YouTube
YouTube Live will broadcast the Coachella music festival live from Palm Springs for the first time ever.
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NewsThe Nano Guitar that is Smaller than a Human Blood Cell
Cornell researchers have created a Nano Guitar that is smaller than a human red blood cell.
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NewsRalph Lauren’s Solar-Powered Backpack
Ralph Lauren's Solar Panel Backpack can charge iPhones, iPads and iPods in a matter of hours.
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EventChristmas Lights at MOTAT 2024
Tue, 10 Dec - Mon, 23 Dec 2024
MOTAT, Western Springs
MOTAT is bringing nights of festive fun and dazzling lights back for another year.
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EventFat Daddy's Bottomless
Sat, 7 Dec, 2024
The Elephant Wrestler, Takapuna
How many burgers and beers can you down in 90 minutes? Find out at The Elephant Wrestler.
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EventCasa Bacardi in Auckland Viaduct
Thu, 5 Dec, 2024
Viaduct Harbour, Auckland
Casa Bacardi has popped up on Auckland's Viaduct, but a warning to rum-lovers: its here for a good time, not a long time.
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EventTwilight Tuesdays
Tue, 3 Dec, 2024
Auckland War Memorial Museum, Parnell
Wander through Auckland Museum's beautifully-lit galleries after dark.
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EventBritomart Saturday Farmer's Market
Sat, 7 Dec, 2024
Takutai Square, Britomart., Auckland
This weekly inner-city farmer's market sells everything from fresh produce and flowers to coffee, vegan foods, pastries, sweet buns, crepes, juices and savoury snacks.
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EventPasta and Peroni Nights at The Grounds
Sun, 8 Dec, 2024
The Grounds at Whoa! Studios, Auckland
See out the last sunny evenings of autumn with fresh pasta handmade by an ex-Baduzzi chef and ice-cold beers on tap.
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EventYoga in the Sky
Multiple single dates
SkyCity Auckland, Auckland
Take your yoga practice to a whole new level — level 51, that is.
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EventSmales Farmers Market
Mon, 9 Dec, 2024
Smales Farm, North Shore
Auckland's newest farmers market arrives across the harbour.
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NewsThe Ultimate In-flight Gaming Experience
The Not for Wimps gaming system is the future of the in-flight experience.
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NewsiPods Charged by the Human Heart
New nanotechnology can lead to self-generated energy that can power iPods and other portable devices.
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NewsGoogle Launch New Recommendation Service
Google recently jumped on the recommendation bandwagon with the launch of the "+1" button.
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NewsCrowd-Sourced Virtual Choir Unites on YouTube
Thousands of voices unite in global virtual choir.
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NewsThe EPOC Neuroheadset Lets Your Brain do the Talking
EPOC's Neuroheadset allows users to control their computer with thoughts.
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NewsFighting Fire with Electricity?
Electricity may be the basis for a new fire-extinguishing method.
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NewsCoffee Joulies Keep Your Coffee Just Right
Cool down your coffee and keep it the perfect temperature twice as long.
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NewsBee-like Mini Robots May Be The Key to Exploring Mars
Searching for life on Mars could be made easier with the use of swarms of miniature robots.
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NewsConcrete Playground Needs a Digital Sales Manager
Do you (a) possess excellent online sales skills and/or (b) look like Will Ferrell in Eastbound and Down? This might just be the role for you.
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NewsNokia and Burton Develop Smart Snowboards
Snowboard with sensors can track your runs, and will do anything else you can think of and develop
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NewsCyberdyne Develops Superhuman Robot Suits
Cyberdine unleashes HAL, a robot suit that enhances strength beyond average human capability.
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NewsA Mobile that Can Recharge in your Pocket
An environmentally friendly mobile phone that can run on body heat
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NewsSilicone Speakers for Sharing Music Anywhere
Foldable, stackable, washable and virtually indestructible, Tembo Trunks sustainable silicone speakers let you share your tunes wherever you are.
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NewsIKEA Helps Organise Your Computer Desktop
Can't get enough IKEA in your home? Download IKEA's digital storage solutions for your desktop
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NewsSee More of the World with New Improved Google Street View
New and improved Google Street View transports you to locations on all continents, with stunning 360 degree panoramas and enhanced interactivity.
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NewsWear Music of Artists You Heart on Your Sleeve
Playbutton is an mp3 player embedded in a badge, each one storing pre-recorded content like an album or mix-tape.
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NewsTweets Inspire a Book on the Egyptian Revolution
Tweets from activists in the revolution in Egypt are compiled into a compelling timeline of the uprising.
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NewsGoogle’s Person Finder Helps Locate Tsunami Victims
Person Finder is an online search tool to help people locate the whereabouts of family members, loved ones and friends that have been caught in the natural disaster.
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NewsSurreal Images Caused by Google Earth Glitches
These dream-like pictures look as though they could be from the set of Inception, but they're actually screenshots from Google Earth
