Mandatory autonomous safety systems could save hundreds of Kiwi lives
Apr 19featured AEB is already standard in many new vehicles sold in NZ but is not yet compulsory. Read More →
featured AEB is already standard in many new vehicles sold in NZ but is not yet compulsory. Read More →
featured More than 500 delegates from around the world are expected to attend the five-day conference. Read More →
featured Spark announced that it has secured the rights to bring to New Zealanders the Rugby World Cup 2019. Read More →
The reason behind the PS4's huge success mainly lies within its excellent first-party exclusives. Here is a list of the top five ones released so far. Read More →
featured Recently I had the opportunity to visit Spark at their Auckland headquarters to explore their vision of the 5G future. Read More →
It’s taken a little under two years for acceptable VR to go from a monster desktop PC to a set of equipment that you can fit in your backpack. Read More →
Vehicles can be categorised according to the ADAS features they offer and there are six levels of automation. Read More →
sponsored Building on the success of the GAME ZERO, the new GSP 600 improves on its predecessor with even better audio performance. Read More →
The private car is typically the second-largest purchase people make - but the average car is used less than 4% of the time. Read More →
“Historically, when we’ve seen scam activity on our network, we’ve lacked a fast and simple way to coordinate." Read More →
“It’s frightening to think someone is impersonating you online and CERT NZ is there to help people sort out issues and feel safe again online." Read More →
sponsored The Blue Cave is a dual-band wireless router which claims to provide superior Wi-Fi coverage with a Smart Home friendly look. Read More →
PC players finally get to play the eight-year-old Skyrim in virtual reality. Is one of the most ported games of all time worth another go? Read More →
The decision was made to allow better engagement and communication with both customers and clients. Read More →
Not only with the companies protect customers, they've also vowed not to help governments who want to go on the cyber offensive. Read More →
Ballistix’s Tactical Tracer RGB DDR gaming memory wants to give your PC case a bit of bling. Read More →
The new God of War on PS4 is both a sequel and a reboot that takes the series into the new generation and it's another masterpiece. Read More →
The Facebook and Cambridge Analytica data breach has shown the world just how important data is to individuals and the organisations that collect it. Read More →
New Zealand businesses are increasingly embracing more sustainable transport options to get their employees from A to B. Read More →
eSports is growing at a rapid rate in New Zealand thanks to LetsPlay.Live (LPL). Now the company is staging a Project Cars 2 tournament for Kiwis. Read More →
Security Research Labs claims that TCL, Oppo and ZTE vendors have at least four or more missed patches designated as critical or high severity. Read More →
Sea of Thieves came out in March and some gamers were disappointed by the lack of content, but now Rare has announced more stuff is coming. Read More →
WelTec and ANZ acknowledged the outstanding achievements of two Bachelor of Technology graduates, Shanini Kumari and Erik Poulsen. Read More →
The winner will gain international exposure through the competition and $55,000 of prize money to develop their idea. Read More →
Massey University researcher Matthew Miller has received a $25,000 boost to develop e-bike feedback sensors. Read More →
Vodafone's coaxial cable is supposedly different from copper, which ADSL and VDSL run on. Read More →
“We must work collectively to build New Zealand’s cyber security capability and resilience so I invite everyone to join the play a key role." Read More →
PlayStation NZ has been kind enough to supply FutureFiveNZ the media kit for the upcoming God of War PS4 video game. Read More →
“The rise in use of ‘big data’ technologies will continue to present both opportunities and challenges for business and in government in 2018." Read More →