"It's really weird that there's no dinosaur emoji. I just wanted to make that happen."

Apple is revamping its App Store, with a surprise move to introduce paid search ads for apps, as well as a new subscription model and faster reviews before approval.

Kiwi entrepreneur Jake Millar plans to use an interview with Sir Richard Branson to drive the global expansion of video education platform Unfiltered.

COMMENT: A big selling point for cloud computing is resilience.

Kelli Burns may go down in history as the professor who claimed, definitively, that Facebook "eavesdrops" on its mobile users.

COMMENT: This is going to be short. Sweet. Perhaps a bit life changing if you get piles of emails.

Mary Meeker's annual report is a telling look at how we spend our time online.

The final cell site in the nationwide Rural Broadband Initiative has been switched on in Waipu.

COMMENT: NZ's most insatiable fighter exploded into the public eye on the weekend, throwing his weight and his fists about - furious, indefatigable.

COMMENT: Appropriately the internet has plenty of material devoted to the proposition that the best things in life are free.

Woosh Wireless, the Auckland-based wireless broadband operator, has gone into voluntary administration.

ANALYSIS: Omnity, a new search engine, tries to put things in context.

The Chinese government rejected U.S. claims that it is censoring access to the internet. Meanwhile, Google may make good on a threat to close its China-based portal.

Google's finally launching its answer to Apple Music, Spotify and other streaming music services - YouTube Red.

Tributes to "brave" and "inspiring" man who died after suffering a head injury during a half marathon.

Hackers who exposed alleged corruption in a former Soviet state face being targeted after a New Zealand High Court ruling.

One thing is for sure - the technology that underpins Bitcoin has got stock exchanges, clearing houses, banks and central banks talking.

The internet is a wonderful place, but is it the reason you're forgetful?

COMMENT: We've all experienced it - that seemingly endless period of time after moving house where you don't have any internet access.

Celebrity cheating scandals (true or not) are as old as time, but thanks to social media, there's a new kind of character involved in the drama.

News publishers have such a fraught relationship with the people who comment on their articles that many websites have been removing comments altogether.

COMMENT: It's hard to see how you could build a society and economy with IT increasingly entrenched at the core of both.

When Prince said the Internet was over, he says he mainly meant as a revenue stream for musicians like him.

If you thought the battle over net neutrality ended when the Federal Communications Commission slapped a series of unprecedented rules on Internet providers last year, think again.

The Internet is now so common as to be a commodity.

COMMENT: The internet contains a vast store of information which is much bigger than any individual brain can carry - and that's not always a good thing.

After campus police pepper-sprayed student protesters, Davis paid some $175k to clean up the university's reputation.

Kiwis more worried about corporates accessing their data than Government doing it, internet user survey finds.