Bluetooth stories
New wireless communication technology that works by sending magnetic signals through the human body is on the horizon.
BLE beacon shipments are predicted to surpass 400 million by 2020, as per ABI Research, driven by growth in IoT and connected home sectors.
The NZ Transport Agency has installed a network of high-tech sensors to make travelling around Tauranga and parts of the Bay of Plenty easier.
Braven launches Mira, a stylish, versatile wireless speaker with top-notch sound, now available in New Zealand for $129.99.
Parrot's Minikit Neo Glam, blending simplicity with sophistication in bluetooth tech, shows ease of use can drive the future of hands-free calls.
Google recently sold Motorola, effectively cutting their losses and exiting the smartphone hardware business. However, they kept one piece of it...
If you like making sure you have a soundtrack for your summer travels, the UE Boom will make your plans a lot easier.
A new WiFi standard is facing a difficult path to adoption in the already crowded Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity space.
Today's retailers face the same challenge - shoppers have so many choices, with the competition always just a few keystrokes away, any time of the day.
According to Juniper Research, retailers will spend an estimated $2.5 billion on hardware and installation costs by 2020.
With the Spaced360, British company Orbitsound is looking to deliver a unique audio experience to every corner of the room.
Apple is set to release a new 'Magic Mouse 2' and wireless keyboard with Bluetooth 4.2, according to regulatory filings posted to the FCC website.
Spark New Zealand is trialling a shower dock that allows people to take their smartphones with them in the shower.
Wireless automation in industrial processes set to grow at 16.19% over next 5 years, says Research and Markets.
Toshiba's new Satellite S Series laptops include features built for Windows 10, the latest performance technologies, and new 4K Ultra HD screen option.
With a plethora of bluetooth speakers hitting the market, what makes the Rugged Rukus an ideal travel speaker?.
Plantronics redeems itself with its Pro Wireless Headphones, offering noise-cancelling and long battery life for discerning users.
True disruption can only occur when a technology solves a problem in such a way that users can't imagine doing the same task the old way ever again.
The BackBeat FIT headphones by Plantronics are designed for sporty people. As an anything but sporty person, are they any use for me?.
Japanese lingerie manufacturer Ravijour has released a hi-tech bra that only opens when a woman's heart is racing.
