
Weird science: Android users 'more honest'
Android users are more honest than iPhone users, researchers have found, in a study revealing what our choice of smartphones say about us.
Android users are more honest than iPhone users, researchers have found, in a study revealing what our choice of smartphones say about us.
COMMENT: We urgently need to educate our society about media literacy and critical thinking.
COMMENT: The accidental "death" of Mark Zuckerberg is a timely reminder of what happens to our online content once we do pass away.
We are fast approaching a future where your bathroom mirror and your toothbrush will give you a full health check first thing in the
COMMENT: Juha Saarinen reviews the MacBook Pro and the Touch Bar.
Should we go to Mars? A new docu-drama makes a "mind-blowing" case to answer with a yes, writes Calum Henderson.
COMMENT: Free online calculator will allow couples to prepare emotionally and financially for their chances of conceiving using IVF.
Meet the aspiring 'Martian' willing to give up her life to be the first woman on Mars.
Hospitals are increasingly at risk of cyber criminal gangs who seek to steal patient data and hold medical instruments ransom, experts warn.
An internal error caused Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey to be banned from Twitter.
The Hawaiki Cable which will connect New Zealand with the US and Australia, held a groundbreaking ceremony today.
The arrival of electric vehicle company Tesla in New Zealand is expected to see the number of electric cars being sold here leap. But for those wanting to drive their electric car beyond the city limits, how easy is it to recharge the car’s battery. Tristram Clayton spoke to a company building a nationwide network of fast charging stations that promises to make the electric vehicle dream a reality.
The arrival of electric vehicle company Tesla in New Zealand is expected to see the number of electric cars being sold here leap.
Pushpay Holdings, the mobile payments app developer, says it will acquire a church app business from Bluebridge Digital for US$3.1 million.
A new report on online harassment highlights how the Internet can be a scarier place for women than for men.
No place on Earth is safe from the force of Mother Nature but countries on the "Ring of Fire" are certainly most vulnerable.
COMMENT: "John Key was kidnapped in Peru by drug lords." If you saw that message on social media, you might just think it's true, writes Juha Saarinen.
Is your iPhone 6S randomly shutting down? Apple may owe you a new battery.
No one expected them to get this far but a team of Melbourne uni students have taken their new transport vision a step closer to reality.
Retail giant Amazon looks set to bring its Prime Video streaming service to New Zealand.
Every click you make is being monitored, and a new website shows you how.
The short life of smartphone batteries can be frustrating but new super charging technology promises to have the answer.
COMMENT: The question of whether there is intelligent life elsewhere in the universe has been asked by people for many years.
These social media disrupters are cashing in by "tricking people into reading the news".
It's impossible. But science appears to say it's happening. A prototype space engine seems to be producing energy from nothing.
The new ISS crew members are NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson, Russia's Oleg Novitskiy and France's Thomas Pesquet.
Millionaire entrepreneur Seeby Woodhouse has been hospitalised.
The Model S starts from $109,300 while the Model X starts from $145,200. Depending on the engine, the vehicles can cost almost $225,000.
An app for endometriosis sufferers is launching to help gather data on what those working with the disease are calling an issue "we can no longer ignore".
Will your family be able to access your digital photos, emails and investments when you die? And do you want your Facebook posts to live on as a memorial? Juliet Rowan investigates digital legacy and finds she's not alone in falling short of a plan.