With bags packed and neighbours alerted, it's time to embark on your long-awaited holiday. Make the most of your escape with our curated tips and websites.
Trade Me, New Zealand's top auction site, offers plenty of bargains. Discover tips on how to snag the best deals, from poor images to off-hour auction endings.
2009 was a year when spam, malware and other Web-based threats reached record levels, according to the third-quarter report from security vendor McAfee.
Google showcases its upcoming Chrome OS for netbooks, promising web-based apps, enhanced security, and cloud storage, set for release next year.
Viewers have been flocking to a locally produced online drama series that allows the viewers to influence the story.
Unless a foolproof way is found of generating revenue from online news, the future of journalism itself is under threat.
Soosiz review: A gravity-defying platformer with innovative mechanics, offering a blend of challenge and simplicity. Master 65 levels across 7 worlds!.
Embark on an epic journey as Daisuke Shimada, a samurai determined to halt the tyranny of evil Daimyo Hattoro in ancient Japan's war-torn lands.
Since 2degrees launched in August 42,500 mobile users have ported their number to the fledging mobile carrier – 85% from Vodafone.
The number of SKY channels on Vodafone's mobile TV offering has been boosted to 14, with the addition of channels for children and sports fans.
Ubisoft reveals co-op details for Splinter Cell: Conviction, with intense action and stealth as key aspects of gameplay.
Microsoft's NZ launch of the Wireless N adaptor boosts Xbox 360's wireless speed and coverage, promising enhanced gaming and HD streaming.
Sidhe Interactive's Shatter clinches best PlayStation Store game of 2009 by IGN, outshining strong contenders in a remarkable win.
Ubisoft unveils more on Assassin's Creed II DLC: New memories, allies, and the return of the flying machine, starting end of January.
YouTube has announced its first official Most Watched lists which shows which videos New Zealanders have been searching for most in 2009.
The Advertising Standards Association has ruled in favour of 2degrees over a complaint it lodged against Telecom regarding misleading advertising.
Another security vulnerability has been found in Adobe products – this time affecting Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat.
Repeat copyright offenders face fines up to USD $15,000 and internet disconnection for up to six months under proposed amendments to Section 92A.
The Australian government has announced that it will introduce its proposed Internet filtering system next year.
XT customers will get free calling to Telecom landlines and Telecom mobiles this weekend in compensation for Monday's outage.
