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There are many among us who have ruined their reputations and damaged their careers after posting inappropriate material on social networks...

Dive into the peculiar world of virtual dentistry with 'Virtual Dentist Surgery', an app that's raising eyebrows more than it's raising fun.

Google's new 'HelpOuts' service in beta lets small businesses and Fortune 500s offer paid expertise through video sessions similar to Hangouts.

Data Centres need to talk to each other more to avoid the sort of outages that have hit Google and Microsoft in recent weeks.

This app is an ugly, broken, thrown-together embarrassment made for the sole purpose of exposing people to ads and gouging out what little cash they can.

Google has brought its Trekker camera to New Zealand to capture Street View imagery of the country's Great Walks.

Microsoft takes aim at long-time rival Google, questioning the company's decision to once again block the YouTube app for Windows Phone.

Apple's iOS market share dropped in Q2 2013 despite strong shipments, while Android and Windows Phone saw growth. Apple hopes to rebound with new launches.

Social networking site hires former Motorola Mobility advisor to expand the company brand, becoming the first Chief Marketing Officer at the firm.

Microsoft criticises NZ's Telco bill, joining tech titans in warning against threats to privacy and industry growth.

After a ban, 'Tits and Glass' makes a cheeky comeback with the first Google Glass adult film, pushing the boundaries of tech in the bedroom.

There can be nothing more frustrating than sweating for hours developing your app for public consumption only to have it rejected by an app store.

Half of NZ now smartphone-savvy, yet businesses lag in making sites mobile-friendly, missing vital sales, warns Google.

Google launches the Nexus 7, a 7-inch tablet set to rival Apple's iPad and Amazon's Kindle Fire, unveiled at 'Breakfast with Sundar' event.

PM Cameron urges ISPs to block online porn by default to protect children, claiming the internet's freedom has neglected child safety.

The internet search engine is reportedly in talks to create a live streaming TV service, meeting with media companies to negotiate deals.

Social networking giant seeks an exemption over government proposals which could see over two million Kiwis spied on by authorities.

Ovum urges telcos to reduce competition and increase collaboration, citing over 3,500 service launches since 2009. Innovation, not rivalry, is key to survival.

Vikram Kumar asks do New Zealanders care enough about their privacy to make it worthwhile for an ISP to be a privacy crusader?.

Recent vulnerability means that 99% of all android phones could be exploited to the point where they could be completely overidden.