Apple blocks drone strike app
Apple apparently thinks users of its iPhone are so sensitive that it needs to shield them from a news app.
Apple aims for more control
The iPhone maker is determined to take greater control of the core technologies in its products.
Huawei phones have te reo Maori
Huawei's new smartphones are the first in the world to feature te reo Maori as a language option.
Kim Dotcom reveals new venture
Bitcontent would eventually allow people to earn money from the content on their websites.
Scammers target Facebook Marketplace
Bargain-priced items on Facebook Marketplace seem to good to be true, and often are, say police.
Deluge: What you need to know
Roads remain closed after ex-cyclone Debbie slammed the country, sparking flooding, slips and evacuations.
Internet contracts outdated
These four reasons make fixed-term internet service contracts a dated practice.
Apple repair policies investigated
Apple's warranty policies are under scrutiny on two fronts in NZ and Australia.
Big fines for anti social media
The likes of Facebook and Twitter could find it costly in Germany if they don't move quickly to remove hate speech.
Facebook fights 'revenge porn'
Facebook adding tools to make it easier to report "revenge porn" and prevent images from being shared.
Fan loses $3k on Viagogo ticket
She bought tickets for Adele's sold out shows. But they were duds and there was nothing she could do about it.
Spotify to restrict some albums
Restricting the newest albums could encourage more people to pirate music.
A message on messages
OPINION: Go on punk, leave me a voicemail. I dare you.
Samsung S8 fooled by photo
The Galaxy S8 was unlocked after a photo of a registered user was used instead of his face.
Review: Samsung Galaxy S8
Samsung has raised the bar with the S8. It is the smartphone other manufacturers must beat (or emulate).
Don't expect an iPhone boom
Higher prices, combined with changing smartphone-buying behaviour, make it difficult to predict phone sales.
Adele breaks phones, not hearts
Hello, can you hear me? No, sorry Adele, the downpour at the final concert of your world tour has wrecked our phones.
Capital's young developers
Eight-year-old twins Amelie and Finn Barker create a modern take on naughts and crosses now available from app stores.
Ms Pac-Man's loose in NZ
Fans of the retro video game can chase cherries and dodge ghosts on their own city's streets in Google Maps.
12 games up for Hall of Fame
Donkey Kong is on the list along with Mortal Kombat and ... Microsoft Windows Solitaire.
Call of Duty going back to WW2
This year’s Call of Duty is set to go back in time, at least according to reports.
Online privacy protections struck down
OPINION: Donald Trump will allow internet service providers to sell your private information for billions, says Danielle McLaughlin.
The magic number of friends
Science says you're kidding yourself if you think you've got more than 150 friends.
How to save Twitter
Why not try something drastic? Charge for Twitter's true value: the opportunity to tweet.
Facebook app puts focus on camera
The company says it wants to let your camera "do the talking'' as more people are posting photos and videos.
Spotify to restrict some albums
Restricting the newest albums could encourage more people to pirate music.
Google struggles to spot extremists
Google hoped YouTube could identify the difference between a film star waving a gun and an extremist.
Android beats Microsoft as top OS
Google’s software has overtaken Windows as the internet’s most used operating system.
Banks lose battle to fight Apple
Major banks in Australia have been denied the all-clear to team up and fight Apple Pay.
Deluge: What you need to know
Roads remain closed after ex-cyclone Debbie slammed the country, sparking flooding, slips and evacuations.
