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The state of play in the lounge
Peter Griffin examines wizardry in the lounge, today and 10 years from now.
Peter Griffin examines wizardry in the lounge, today and 10 years from now.
My hair isn't top priority when travelling but there have been a few occasions when I've wished for a bit more styling help than the weak hotel hairdryer.
Navigating a computer or touch phone is a whole lot simpler if you know all the right buttons to press, writes Rhodri Marsden.
Smartphones could sell for less than $100 within 12 months, says 2degrees chief exec Eric Hertz.
It's likely that the only way I will ever get my hands on an iPad is if there's a two-for-one deal down at the local gadget store.
Overseas visitors are ditching brochures and tuning into radio as their preferred travel guide to New Zealand.
Today the Weekend Herald salutes the winners of the annual Sir Peter Blake Leadership Awards.
With the exception of my cat (who wouldn't sit still enough), the M515 passed nearly every computer mouse torture test I threw at it.
PC expected to suffer as music storage system makes hard drives redundant.
While in Amsterdam I had a meeting with TomTom, the Dutch navigation company that has an app out for iPhone.
With another birthday looming, I've been leaving my usual discreet notes on the caregiver's laptop, suggesting gift ideas for an ageing gentleman with the jaded palate of a prehistoric turtle.
Breakthrough promises faster charging of anything from cellphones to cars.
Lying on the couch and watching a movie in high-def is one of life's great pleasures - unless you've got a 3D television.
Workers' conditions in the Chinese factories that produce iPads and iPhones are 'appalling'.