National Bank unveils an Android banking app, bringing anytime, anywhere banking services to Android users, following iPhone app success.
Early investors of the social networking site appear to be cashing in during their first chance to sell their stock, causing an all-time low in the market.
Apple is in talks with US cable operators to bring live TV home, still calling it a hobby despite selling 4 million devices in 2012.
Megaload founder Kim Dotcom granted access to US extradition evidence, preventing him from facing an unfair trial in Auckland.
Westboro Baptist Church to picket Gaymercon, a LBGT tech convention in San Francisco. Event receives support and backlash.
NetSafe urges ICT support against the growing threat of cyberbullying, highlighting a need for industry collaboration to combat digital harassment effectively.
Facebook insiders, including executives, now free to sell $1.91bn in shares as IPO lock-up ends, possibly affecting the already troubled stock price.
TripIt simplifies travel organisation, consolidating flights, tours, and bookings into one accessible app—no more searching emails or carrying documents.
Issues with digital certificates is preventing the installation or updating of apps from Windows Phone Marketplace.
Sony dazzles at Gamescom with a vast update for systems, including over 100 PS One classics for Vita launching Aug 28.
Apple will issue its first quarterly dividend to shareholders in 17 years on Thursday, and begin buying back some of its shares.
Warner Bros. unveils a whimsical Lego The Lord of the Rings trailer, promising a brick-built Middle-Earth adventure across all three films.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is at the centre of asylum uncertainty after conflicting reports over his proposed move to Ecuador.
Te Papa Museum transforms into a gaming haven this summer with over 120 iconic games, featuring legends from Donkey Kong to Sonic.
Thief arrested after stealing over US$60,000 in computers and jewellery from the late Apple co-founder's property.
With Guild Wars 2 only a fortnight away, we look at the top 5 reasons why we are counting down the days till launch.
Hackers use Olympics as a weapon for online fraud, with fake YouTube websites helping spammers take advantage.
Groupon's customer base grew globally, boasting increased activity despite losing USD $32.4 million in sales due to adverse forex rates.
WikiLeaks has faced a massive DoS attack, rendering their site almost inaccessible for ten days, as hackers flood servers with bogus traffic.
From lunar landings to online theft, cybercrime hits harder than all drug trafficking combined, costing the globe $388bn. Time for a digital defence?.
