Honda's one-wheel scooter

Scooting about on a floating car seat is no sweat for anyone with Honda's new Uni-Cub.

New Google search

8:17am Google is revamping search to give users quick access to answers without leaving the page.

Woman uses mind to control robot arm

8:41am A quadriplegic woman has used her mind to control a robotic arm, taking a sip from a drink bottle unassisted for the first time in 15 years.

High price for TV shows

Kiwis are probably paying the highest prices in the world to watch hit series such as Desperate Housewives, CSI and Downton Abbey.

Nokia's cheap bet on games, web access

Nokia has patched up its ailing basic phones offering with two models offering access to games, applications and the Internet, hoping to regain its footing in emerging markets.

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Pirate Party from Germany to New Zealand

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Oracle patent claims versus Google sent to jury

Review: Max Payne 3 for Xbox 360

Nearly half of homes watch Freeview - survey

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Digital living

Google strives to enlighten

Google is introducing a new tool, designed to make its search engine smarter.

Facebook ups IPO size

Facebook has lifted the size of its IPO to raise US$15b, but General Motors' plan to pull advertising raises questions.

A pirate's life

Nearly half of NZ watch Freeview

Gadgets

Ad 'Hopper' angers broadcasters

US satellite broadcaster Dish Network is gaining both bouquets and brickbats from viewers and regular TV networks as it launches the "Auto Hop" feature on its set top boxes.

Oracle-Google jury go another round

A California jury has begun another round of deliberations in the high profile trial over allegations that Google's Android mobile platform violates Oracle's intellectual property rights.

Could tape make a comeback?

Is Plasma TV dead?

Never pay a late fee again

I used to rent DVDs in my neighbourhood. Not any more. In the past year, one DVD rental outlet has shut and the other has moved away.

Games

When game launches go bad

Yesterday's launch of Diablo 3 showed, in some ways, that playing one of the most anticipated games of the year on Day One can be fraught with problems.