iPhone 5 gets bigger screen

Apple plans to use a larger screen on the next-generation iPhone, according to reports.

Does Facebook advertising pay?

PETER SVENSSON AND TOM KRISHER - AP

Top advertising executives say it's far too early to know if the site will take off as an advertising platform.

HP keeping quiet on newest Windows

CHRIS GARDNER - © Fairfax NZ News

There was an elephant in the room at Hewlett-Packard's Global Influencers Summit in Shanghai.

Activision, EA settle lawsuit

NTHONY MCCARTNEY - AP

Gaming giants Activision and Electronic Arts have settled a lawsuit over whether EA interfered by recruiting two executives who oversaw the creation of the smash hit Modern Warfare 2.

Social media side effects

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Doctors have called for research into the links between social media and public health.

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Ballmer worst CEO: Forbes

Microsoft head Steve Ballmer is the worst chief executive of a publicly listed US company, according to Forbes magazine.

New Google search

Google is revamping search to give users quick access to answers without leaving the page.

Google strives to enlighten

High price for TV shows

Gadgets

Woman uses mind to control robot arm

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.

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.

Ad 'Hopper' angers broadcasters

Oracle-Google jury go another round

Honda's one-wheel scooter

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

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.