Google's language of love
When the language of love is lost in translation, Kiwi travellers are jumping online to sustain relationships.
When the language of love is lost in translation, Kiwi travellers are jumping online to sustain relationships.
Anyone hoping for a weekend fix to the global banking sector will have to wait a little longer - perhaps a lot longer.
It's become as overused as "the dog ate my homework", or "darling, I've never met this woman before" – and it's about as believable.
Time and technology wait for no one, so can an overhaul of the Privacy Act be truly future proof?
So far video calling has not really caught on for everyday conversations. Rhodri Marsden looks at at why not and whether that is set to change.
A battle for the top position in internet business has broken out as rival alliances are going face-to-face with one another.
The debt ceiling crisis has forced two top Democrat and Republican Senators to cancel meetings with John Key...
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg greeted Prime Minister John Key on a tour of the headquarters in Silicon Valley yesterday.
Initial reactions suggest the search giant has failed in its attempt to produce a service to rival Facebook, writes John Naughton.