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Calling time on the unfounded hang-ups about the dangers of mobiles
Before Professor Anthony Swerdlow began to explain the results of the Interphone study yesterday, he prefaced his remarks with something of an understatement.
Vodafone offer pushes Commission to regulate
A Vodafone marketing deal has pushed the Commerce Commission to recommend the Govt regulate mobile phone 'termination rates'.
XT network had 'immature operational systems' - report
Telecom's XT network failed because the network and supporting operations were not ready to manage the levels of traffic experienced.
XT grew too big, too fast - report
An independent review into Telecom's XT mobile network has found it grew too big, too quickly.
Telecom profits tumble 38pc
Telecom's profits for three months to the end of March have fallen 38 per cent from $159m to $97m.
Apple may face antitrust probe over Flash scrap
US officials plan to check whether Apple is violating antitrust rules by requiring software developers to use Apple programming tools to create applications for the iPhone and iPad.
Chemist's texts too intimate
A married pharmacist faces a fine and could be struck off for sending inappropriate text messages to the three hairdressers.
Cellphone scammers' text con
Mobile phone users are being warned about a scam that tells people they have won thousands and fish for bank details via text message.
iPhone 4G blogger's treatment raises questions
Police have raided the home of a blogger who revealed details of Apple's fourth generation iPhone ahead of its unveiling.