Technology

Paul Matthews talks about digital technology in the school curriculum and how computing is taught. Audio

Scientists are claiming to have developed a guilt free chocolate that drastically improves the appearance of wrinkles and sagging skin. Audio

Digital payments, Wireless charging, Samsung vs Apple, And some of the more entertaining devices coming out: virtual reality for games, privacy glasses that stop facial recognition software from… Audio

Daniela Maoate-Cox reviewing virtual banking tools, IT charity Hackathon and Snapchat Discover. Audio

Ecovative mushroom products in New York is replacing plastic and styrofoam packaging materials with alternatives made from agricultural waste and the self-assembling glue in mushrooms - mycelium. The… Audio

One man's love of space has seen him all but quit his day job. Dave Owen's mission to start an educational space centre started when he purchased a spare part of a space toilet. His collection of… Audio

Major sporting events like the Cricket and Rugby World Cups are expected to fuel a rise in the number of young men seeking help for gambling addictions. Using smart phones to place bets on and… Audio

Some parents worry that their children spend too much time on tablets. But for Nathan Carter, an ipad has been a means of making new connections with his school mates. The 12-year-old is on the autism… Audio

Adam Hill of the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute is leading an Australian project harnessing computer power to model hundreds of thousands of heart beats to stop deaths from arrhythmia. Audio

Jonathan Mosen helps us test some smartphone apps that can help blind people identify the food in their cupboards. Audio

Technology news with Peter Griffin. This week, nearly 5000 Australian IP addresses are targeted for alleged illegal filesharing. Also a new study by Facebook suggests we might not get to 4 billion… Audio

A scanning electron microscope uses a focused beam of electrons to produce images and Ruth Knibbe demonstrates how it works Audio

Joystick ninja and GamePlanet editor Matt Maguire solves the riddles, beats the bad guys and saves the Earth countless times on a myriad of gaming platforms. How game development is financed by… Audio

Sarah Putt discusses why Spark and Chorus are at odds over pricing, Apple's diverse emojis and Open Source academy turns five. Audio

A New Zealand study has concluded that cellphone use does not not increase the risk of brain tumours. Audio

A scanning electron microscope uses a focused beam of electrons to produce images and in this extended version, Ruth Knibbe demonstrates how it works Audio

Did you know that humans form two sets of teeth over the course of their lives - Professor of Dental Epidemiology and Public Health, also editor of New Zealand Dental Journal, Murray Thomson from the… Audio

A Dunedin start-up company says getting the fastest internet in the Southern Hemisphere changes everything. Audio

From old-school arcade machines to consoles, PC's and hand-held devices… gaming has changed and it's more accessible than ever, with a multitude of games to cater to every need. If you are a lover of… Audio