A new Kickstarter campaign from two former Palm employees is aiming to create a new way to get lists on to your smartphone. Called “Hiku” (pronounced Haiku), it’s a small white puck that integrates a ...

Hiku lets you make grocery lists by scanning the UPC codes on or speaking the names of the products you need. The list appears on an app that can be installed on and synchronized across multiple ...

Hiku (the company) has spent the last few years working with retailers in France, Australia, and the UK, giving Hiku (the device) the ability to shop for users based on the lists they were creating.

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Amazon may be leading the internet-of-things market when it comes to push-button ordering via hardware devices like its Dash grocery scanner and Dash buttons, but it’s not without its competition.

Walmart and Peapod are following in Amazon’s footsteps with a button-based service that helps customers shop. On Wednesday, Walmart and Peapod announced both companies integrated their online grocery ...

In April, Amazon announced it would begin testing a new connected hardware device called the “Amazon Dash,” which lets you order groceries from AmazonFresh by either scanning a product barcode or ...

David Priest is an award-winning writer and editor who formerly covered home security for CNET. Hiku Labs has made significant improvements over its original device, but in an increasingly competitive ...

Hiku is a cannabis venture formed in January 2018 having only received cultivation licensed in June 2017; currently no revenue. The recent combination with WeedMD brings capacities and medical clients ...