Is streaming killing music?

Critics are arguing that the digital revolution has made it harder for musicians to make a living.

• Is streaming killing music?

  Critics are arguing that the digital revolution has made it harder for musicians to make a living.

• Twitter IPO - what to expect

  Technology commentator Ben Gracewood takes a look at the week's big tech stories.

• Xbox One, Playstation 4 sneak peek at gaming expo

  Despite being two months away from launch, Kiwis got a chance today to play on Xbox One and PlayStation 4.

• Apple's sales of new iPhones off to fast start

  Gadget lovers still can't resist the iPhone's seductive call, even amid a bevy of enticing lower-priced alternatives that offer similar features.

• Yachting tech moves beyond the space age

  Since the first America's Cup race in 1851, technology has made the yachts significantly faster and stronger.

• This Week on the Internet

  Reporter David Farrier was practically forced to file this hard-hitting instalment of 'This Week on the Internet'.

• Augmented reality takes off

  Augmented reality is a technology that is rapidly growing in popularity with smartphone owners.

• NZ desperate for tech graduates - report

  A report into the ICT sector released today highlights New Zealand's need for more graduates in the tech industry.

• Nokia bets on megapixels

  Nokia have revived their crazy 41 megapixel camera and added Windows to their new top-end Nokia 1020 model.

• Health technology breakthroughs

  A Kiwi design student is using 3D printing technology to help take the pain out of broken limbs.

• Phone wallets make shopping easy

  Paying for items with a swipe of the phone is becoming increasingly common.

• Call of Duty: Black Ops II 'Buried' trailer

  Buried, the latest Zombies game for Call of Duty, has been released on Xbox Live this week.

• Self-folding strollers to hit NZ market

  In today's Techbytes we test out a tricked-out stroller that aims to take the hassle out of constant folding.

• Killzone: Shadowfall producer Angie Smets interview

  Killzone: Shadowfall executive producer Angie Smets talks setting, gadgets and the power of next-gen.

• Plants Vs Zombies: Garden Warfare producer Brian Lindley E3 interview

  Plants Vs Zombies: Garden Warfare producer Brian Lindley discusses the game at E3 2013.

• Japan to send robot into space

  Japanese scientists have unveiled a robot with the ability to function in space.

• Satellite network to spread the web

  An initiative called '03b' aims to bring the wonders of ultrafast broadband to places it hasn't been before.

• The future of health care

  People needing hospital care could face a very different experience in the future.

• Instagram's video offering easy to use

  On Thursday, Facebook's popular Instagram photo-sharing app added a video feature.

• Slingshot to unblock foreign web media

  The media landscape has changed a lot in the past week, with Sky losing the English Premier League and MediaWorks in receivership.