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Meet Honda's latest humanoid
It walks and runs, even up and down stairs. It can open a bottle and serve a drink, and politely tries to shake hands with…
PlayStation partners with Kiwi school
Kiwi students will soon have the chance to develop their own games using the Sony PlayStation platform.
Fired exec gets $58m for 15 months work
Yahoo's recently fired chief operating officer, Henrique de Castro, left the Internet company with a severance package of…
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NRL Highlights: St George 20 Warriors 10
A frenetic contest unfolded between two teams determined…
Apple Watch: Help!
Once upon a time, every Apple product shipped with a big manual (well, some were bigger than others). Even software - I…
Tech Universe: Thursday 17 April
LET THE INK RUN: An inkjet printer generally makes a print head run back and forth across a piece of paper fed through…
The world's most connected man
An inscription on the forecourt at the Temple of Apollo at Delphi advises the reader to "know thyself".
App helps shave insurance premiums
We all know the benefits of driving safely - and now an insurance company is offering the incentive of reduced premiums.
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After Glass watch for Google Contacts
Forget Google Glass, the next wearable technology trend could be Google contact lenses.
Tech skills put NZ on the app
A couple of years ago, Chris Moore was working in a senior technology job at the London headquarters of internet phone giant…
Tech Universe: Wednesday 16 April
IT'S FOOD, JIM: Most of us can't afford our own personal chefs and dieticians, but perhaps 3D printing could help us with…
It's time to stop hating Google Glass
Ever since Google began testing its augmented-reality eyewear, public reaction has moved from "that's amazing" to "if you…
Hands on: Logitech Bluetooth Audio Adapter
Back in the day, music meant round spinning things that played just over an hour of music if you were…
Apple Watch: iPhone therefore iApp
A few weeks ago I wrote a story on what apps I use on my Mac , and which ones I use on my iPad , and asked for comments…
DebitSuccess buys up another UK company
Debitsuccess is showing no signs of slowing its growth strategy, announcing this week it had bought UK-based Harlands Group…
Google masters lobbying for the modern age
In May 2012, the law school at George Mason University hosted a forum billed as a "vibrant discussion" about Internet search…
Parenting website hit by Heartbleed bug
Popular parenting website Mumsnet has revealed data from its site has been stolen by hackers exploiting the Heartbleed bug…
Tech Universe: Tuesday 15 April
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BADGE THE BIKES: Lights make it easier for a bike to be seen at night, but Brainy Bike Lights think…
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Apple Watch: Beating Apple
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Apple has always been known for its culture of secrecy, although it gives away subtle hints in its declarations…
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Glass bar clash part of tech wars
It has been billed as a clash of cultures between tech workers and their fellow San Francisco residents. But now the tensions…
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Apple Watch: Microsoft - it's the Word
More Apple Watch
And it's on iPad. Often threatened - or should I say promised - over the last couple of years, former…
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Tech Universe: Monday 14 April
DOTS IN CHARGE: StoreDot's prototype smartphone battery and charger can do its work in just 30 seconds . It relies on…
Games
Keogh: When TV and games play nice
Video games have always been influenced by other mediums. Books, movies, and music have been stamping their names on video…
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