New 4G phones may 'ruin' cable TV signals
4G mobile phones are set to disrupt households' cable television - and possibly their neighbours' sets as well.
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Auckland forum brings brand's followers together for expert sessions on tech giant's products.
Interactive wine
New technology gives consumer instant information about their wine of choice.
<b>Christchurch quake: What's working and what's not</b>
Services and infrastructure in Christchurch have been seriously affected by this morning's quake. Here is the current situation.
iDevice therefore iAm
I went into Vodafone last week and said 'my contract is about to expire, I'd like an iPhone 4 please'. They didn't exactly laugh..
NZ's top 5 rip-offs - and how to avoid them
Everyone knows the feeling - you see an inflated price and think, "I can't believe it's that expensive".
Roaming charges nasty shock for travellers
Unwary travellers are being stung by $1000 bills after using their phones and mobile broadband overseas - and the issue is on the Govt's radar.
Jabscreen worship
Religious fervour surrounds the latest phone technology, despite it only representing a small slice of the world market, writes John Naughton.
'Politics' behind salacious text scandal, claims Laws
Michael Laws has a theory about why his relationship with a former P addict and prostitute has become public.
Sexting lands Laws in strife
Salacious text messages between Wanganui Mayor Michael Laws and a former lover have entered the public arena.
Google's Android on course to topple Blackberry
Google's Android mobile phone system is set to pip Research in Motion to second place in the global market by the end of this year.