We've unearthed a bunch of gadgets to help take the grief out of roadtrips.

Google's recent acquisition of a company making some of the most technologically advanced robots has the internet excited. Have a look at why in this video gallery.

A San Francisco Bay Area man wants Google Maps to remove a satellite image that shows the body of his 14-year-old son, who was shot and killed in 2009.

Google says it has developed new technology to block child porn from its search results, but campaigners say it'll affect a fraction of the 1.2 trillion Google searches each year.

Internet giant's plan to further dominate advertising brings privacy issues to fore, writes Rob Livingstone.

Internet giants' plea for exemption fails to convince Communications Minister.

Google is introducing a US$279 laptop that runs its internet-centric Chrome operating system, borrowing many of the high-end features found in models that cost $1,000 or more.

Up to 20 government departments will cut short leases for temporary accommodation taken after the Christchurch earthquakes and return to the CBD en masse in 2016.

Kiwi technology firm Booktrack is seeking to "ride the self-publishing wave" and has worked with Google to launch a web-based studio where users can add their own soundtrack to novels, short stories or even blog posts.

If you're out tramping on one of New Zealand's Great Walks in the next wee while you might meet Matt Jenke. Be sure to wave "hello", because the world is watching.

Stephanie Heizmann Auerbach might just have set a new high for inflight bad behaviour.

In a classroom at Goffs School in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, neatly uniformed children are sitting in rows, gazing at the teacher.

Fraud police are investigating a New Zealand company calling itself GoogleDirectory.

A security flaw in Google's Chrome web browser, which lets anyone with access to a user's computer see all their stored passwords, has been discovered by a Kiwi software developer.

Queenstown entrepreneur Boyd Peacock wants people to get home safely.

Google is working on plans to turn smartphones into translators which would allow callers to speak into the phone in their own language.

A major new global plan aimed at forcing multinationals to pay more taxes has been described as underwhelming and disappointing by a Kiwi tax expert.