When to stop posting kid pics
1:56 PM OPINION: It's comforting to see that even Gwyneth Paltrow is confused by teenage social media rules.
Zuckerberg: Lawmakers must act
OPINION: Four areas of the internet need fresh regulations, writes Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
School dumps iPads for books
Top Aussie primary school does a U-turn on e-books because kids "prefer the hard copy".
Proposal to put speed limiters on all cars
The European Union's executive wants to equip cars with technology that would keep them from speeding.
Zuckerberg posts vanish
Facebook says it "mistakenly deleted" CEO's old posts - including all those made in 2007 and 2008.
Giant warehouse 'bird' robot
Massive bird-like machine among latest in Boston Dynamics' cabal of sometimes terrifying robots.
New #gifted social media trend
The evolution of advertorials from #ad, to #sponsored, to #sp has a new stage: #gifted.
Google's message for Christchurch
"Kia Kaha We Stand Together", web giant's homepage says during memorial for mosque shooting victims.
US Govt charges Facebook
Housing agency goes after Facebook for allowing advertisers to exclude entire neighbourhoods, minorities.
YouTube's communities of hate
The ideology that influenced the Christchurch attack is hiding in plain sight.
Digital awfulness spoiling it for all
OPINION: Online abuse is destroying the egalitarian exchange of ideas the internet is perfect for.
UK spy agency scathing on Huawei
"This report's stark conclusion should give pause to any country considering using Huawei for 5G,'' says expert.
Apple's air of desperation
OPINION: As Oprah bounded on to stage of the Steve Jobs Theatre, Apple's founder may have turned in his grave.
Facebook blocks white nationalist posts
Social media giant revises its rules and will begin banning content that reference white nationalism.
School dumps iPads for books
Top Aussie primary school does a U-turn on e-books because kids "prefer the hard copy".
The day of the DVD is not done
While video tapes are unlikely to ever make a resurgence, DVDs continue to have an appeal to families and film enthusiasts, an academic says.
Phone launch with a difference
This Huawei camera's low-light performance sets it apart in crowded market.
Tech transforming cruise life
The Ocean Medallion system is designed to let passengers use it as much or as little as they wish.
California dream for coding kids
They're only 10 and 11 but the NZ Blackbots have invented a virtual reality platform for astronauts.
Huawei Mate X beats Galaxy Fold
Ridiculous bezels waste too much space on the Galaxy Fold, putting the Mate X in front.
Kiwi animators adding new dimensions
Having expanded from three to more than 50 employees, Auckland-based Mukpuddy have their sights set on gaming and even a feature film.
Young Kiwis off to Fifa eNations Cup
Kiwi Fifa 19 players Honey Badger and Airbrn will take on the world's best in London in April.
Gollum game in the works
It will tell the Hobbit-formerly-known-as-Smeagol's story "before he appears in the books".
US Govt charges Facebook
Housing agency goes after Facebook for allowing advertisers to exclude entire neighbourhoods, minorities.
YouTube's communities of hate
The ideology that influenced the Christchurch attack is hiding in plain sight.
Digital awfulness spoiling it for all
OPINION: Online abuse is destroying the egalitarian exchange of ideas the internet is perfect for.
Staying safe on the internet
OPINION: Haters are all around us and Facebook's in it for the money. So, thank goodness for the Prime Minister.
Social media offers support
"We decided to run this across New Zealand's newsfeeds for the whole of today as a mark of our solidarity."
App hooks up growers and workers
It's a more high-tech way than a sign out the front of the orchard, hoping someone drives past.
Women's changing priorities
As glass ceilings crack around the world, women are finding they're being forced to adapt.
New interracial couple emojis
There are 59 new emojis with 171 gender and skin tone variations coming to a phone near you.
Zuckerberg: Lawmakers must act
OPINION: Four areas of the internet need fresh regulations, writes Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
