Some 50,000 Slingshot customers will be offered power to go along with their broadband this month as the company branches into new

Boyle, known as Midge or Big Bird to his friends, previously co-owned the Warriors league team with Graham Lowe.

The re-released 3310 has a month-long battery and its popular game snake.

Telco 2Degrees has extended free calls and texts as it continues to grapple with a big technical gremlin.

2degrees is offering customers free calling and texting to say "sorry" for a fault causing widespread frustration.

Government has agreed to changes to an overhaul of the spy agencies legislation.

Sky TV boss John Fellet says the failure of his company's plan to merge with Vodafone does not impact on his future.

COMMENT: Why should taxpayers own a commercial broadcasting company that offers unexciting returns, John Drinnan writes.

John Fellet says Sky Television will now dust off its "plan B" after the Commerce Commission rejected its proposed merger with Vodafone.

Vocus' New Zealand earnings soared in the latter half of 2016 as the ASX-listed telco benefited from the addition of CallPlus.

Mark Ratcliffe says he has achieved more than he dreamed was possible as chief executive of Chorus and that he is leaving the telecommunications

Spark has launched legal action seeking a short-term pause if the proposed Sky TV/Vodafone NZ merger gets the green light from the Commerce Commission.

Chorus beat first-half profit expectations and raised its forecast for annual earnings, even as connection numbers fell.

Vodafone and Sky are due to discover in days whether they will be allowed to join forces and create a formidable pay TV and telco provider.

New Zealanders holding out for the cheapest broadband they can find is forcing Spark NZ to compete more aggressively on price.

Spark is considering its options after Sky said they won't delay a planned merger for appeals to go ahead.

Chief executive Simon Moutter said the investment in call centre resources had cut call waiting times, but that "there is much work still to be done".

The classic mobile phone was renowned for being indestructible and having a seemingly endless battery life.

A man who admitted saying, "you spy, you die" during a phone call to the Security Intelligence Service (SIS) has been convicted.

Spark wants to integrate TeamTalk's services into the larger group, cutting costs by stripping out any duplication and reviewing the business.

About a third of people who have switched to ultra-fast broadband have encountered problems with the installation, Consumer NZ research has found.

COMMENT: Spark is standing by Lightbox amid speculation that it has also signed a deal with Netflix, writes John Drinnan.

A fault which saw several Jetstar airport check-ins go down this afternoon has been fixed.

New Zealand mobile and internet companies are lacking in customer services, and Spark and Vodafone trail the field.

COMMENT: Women embracing their strengths, says telco boss.

Twenty-one Northland towns are to get hooked up in a $33 million rollout of ultra fast broadband (UFB) over the next six years, under

We have compiled a list of cheap and reliable products to make your 'dumb' home much smarter.

Brenda Wheatley knows the heartache caused by a driver's decision to use a cell phone while behind the wheel.

The Commerce Commission has backed away from Spark's wholesale voice services and asks Simon Bridges revisit the issue in two years.

A Taiwanese investor is providing a shot in the arm which could be a "game-changer".