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Experts in digital television

The Free View Shop is a retailer that specialises in digital and satellite set top boxes. Lars Wahlman joins Corin Dann to discuss what they do.

Gadgets that fit into girls' handbags

Gadget Girl Tee Twyford joins Breakfast with some gadgets that are great for girls and can fit into their handbags.

Digital-age pioneers win Nobel Prize

A pioneer in fibre-optics and two scientists who figured out how to turn light into electronic signals - work that paved the way for the Internet age - are awarded the 2009 Nobel Prize for physics.

New Zealand fans Faceup

What started as a small Facebook page now has over thirty thousand fans and inspired one of the biggest tourism campaigns ever.

Keeping up with the Jonses

Gadget girl Tee Twyford is at a technology showcase this morning with some of the latest examples of big screens.

Tweeting to God in Israel

An Israeli student's Twitter site is offering followers the delivery of 'tweets to God' in Jerusalem's Western Wall.

2degrees goes live

New Zealand finally has a third fully operational mobile network, with new player 2degrees going live today.

Are networking sites dehumanising youth?

The head of the Roman Catholic Church in England says social networking sites are dehumanising community life.

How did they do that?

With a clever use of webcams, a Japanese band creates a viral hit on YouTube.

Eco Friendly Gadgets

Ben Gracewood joins Breakfast with some greeny gadgets designed to help us all be a bit more eco friendly.

Google China service disrupted

Internet users in China were briefly unable to open Google's main sites late Wednesday, and the company said it was investigating.

Japan's virtual disaster training

A Japanese company is showcasing a new virtual reality training system to help prepare people for real-life disasters in the workplace.

Delay To Broadband Upgrade

The 10th annual telecommunications and ICT conference started with the gathering being told the government's broadband investment would be delayed.

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The trouble with Tweeting about Iran

Citizen journalists inside Iran and 'Twitterers' from around the globe are trying to keep the information flow open despite a ban on foreign media operating there.