Immersive storytelling: Adobe’s vision for VR/AR
Aug 16featured Before the event, Adobe announced that they would be featuring VR and some of the ways they see it impacting the future. Read More →
featured Before the event, Adobe announced that they would be featuring VR and some of the ways they see it impacting the future. Read More →
featured A five-minute video highlighting some of the most interesting moments in art and innovation at SIGGRAPH 2018 in Vancouver. Read More →
featured Almost two-thirds of Kiwis are worried about autonomous vehicles, with women (74%) significantly more skeptical than men (56%). Read More →
featured Thanks to the awesome team at Huawei, we have a shiny new Iris Purple nova 3i smartphone worth $499 up for grabs. Read More →
Residents at Auckland’s Settlers Village are now wiser to the dangers of online scams, thanks to a visit from BNZ staff yesterday. Read More →
The Commerce Commission has names published its priority focus areas for the upcoming year, including implementing new telecommunication regulations. Read More →
FutureFive recently had the opportunity to spend some time the company of Lara Croft, sampling the upcoming Shadow of the Tomb Raider Read More →
sponsored "Each PN40 is prebuilt with memory, storage and Windows 10 S Pro." Read More →
This event was the place to be for both A/NZ creative professionals as well as forward-looking businesses of all sizes. Read More →
The Warehouse has dipped its toes into neural networking and artificial intelligence to make it easier for customers to ‘Snap and Shop’. Read More →
Foreshadow is the third major flaw found in Intel chips this year after Spectre and Meltdown. Read More →
sponsored Overall I had a blast with this game, and so far this is the closest you’ll ever come to being a Jedi in real life. Read More →
Forget Sim City - a new game developed right here in New Zealand might just be a modern take on city design. Read More →
At SIGGRAPH today the Turing GPU architecture was announced, NVIDIA’s “most important innovation in computer graphics in more than a decade.” Read More →
Designed for the most demanding visual computing workloads, including film and video, automotive and architecture, and scientific visualisation. Read More →
"Vector reacts to his environment in a way that’s not only full of personality but also meaningful. He even responds to human touch." Read More →
The University of Auckland’s Business School is now using virtual reality (VR) to teach students about construction and leaky homes. Read More →
The growth of the EV community in NZ is made evident by the scale of the event this year. Read More →
By 2020, Spark expects its wireless-network specific capex to be between 25%-35% of Spark’s overall capital expenditure envelope. Read More →
featured “This is about demonstrating the rapidly evolving technology that is making electric vehicles a practical option for a growing number of businesses." Read More →
Kiwi gaming fans will be happy to know a new Halo arcade video game will be launching in New Zealand later this month! Read More →
Competitive video gaming has grown over the years and it's becoming more mainstream. This is why a new channel is being launched to reflect this. Read More →
featured Netsafe and Spark are on a mission to raise awareness about the dangers of phone and online scams. Read More →
The Banner Saga 3 is the third and final entry to Stoic's turn-based RPG series which started with the first game back in 2014. Read More →
featured This latest tablet release aims to fit the needs for both home and work. Read More →
Ballistix releases new memory modules designed for gamers and TUF Gaming Alliance PC system builders. Read More →
featured New Zealand’s game development industry is booming, with both exports and employment in the sector climbing rapidly over the last year. Read More →
Its primary access points for code and infrastructure had required two-factor authentication via SMS, and the main attack intercepted the text. Read More →
featured We’re entering the new age of 4K broadcasting right here in New Zealand this week. Read More →