Spotted a typo just as you hit send, or just sent the email to the wrong person altogether? Here's how to take it back.

Tech giants are racing to find the next "I need it" home gadget.

This week's Apple conference marked the first time female executives had been on-stage since 2010.

Google co-founder Sergey Brin says he sees little reason to release the accident reports involving self-driving cars.

Google says one of its least expensive innovations - virtual reality headgear made of cardboard - has become a huge hit.

Systems that drive autonomous vehicles benefit from never getting tired or distracted by texts.

Google, Facebook and other big internet companies will be forced to hand over encrypted conversations of suspected terrorists and criminals under plans to bolster surveillance powers.

The United States space programme is famous for what it invented and also for how much it spent putting men on the moon.

Twitter's ad team will do about anything to win clients yet ad agencies still devote most of their budgets to Facebook and Google.

There are certain TV tropes about computer scientists that drive programmers nuts. Disney has made moves to change that.

That Apple should buy Greece with all the useless cash it has on hand is just a joke that won't go away.

NZME's website Driven has matched the Autotrader audience after just a month in market.

Dave Vos, the chief of Google's experimental cargo-drone program, expects to see pilotless commercial aircraft within his lifetime.

Microsoft's upcoming annual developer conference is seen as crucial by industry experts to introduce appealing new products from the tech giant.

Today, YouTube has more than one billion users and each day, people around the world watch hundreds of millions of hours.

Google logs all of your searches, analyses them, and uses them to individually personalise the search results you see.

Thousands of New Zealand businesses could have their websites bumped down Google's search results if they do not meet the requirements for mobile by tomorrow.

To stop perpetuating the gender pay gap, companies need to stop asking "What's your salary history" to prospective employees.

An EU probe into Android mobile software poses a threat to Google's position in the $35 billion applications market.

Google lost most of a challenge to an order that limits how it can combine user data.

Google plans to offer a subscriber version of YouTube as soon as this year, letting viewers see videos without ads.

It's worth understanding how Google is like Microsoft so many years ago - and how it's not.

Like many businesses looking to rustle up a bit more work I sometimes buy ads on LinkedIn.

An Easter Egg in Google Maps allows you to play the classic Atari game on your city's streets.

Remember when everyone used to be scared of Microsoft and the hammerlock it seemed to have on the entire computing business?