Technology

Telecommunications company Spark says it's ready to take on whatever curve ball the fast changing digital economy throws its way, on the look-out for opportunities that keep it ahead of the pack. Audio

Sarah asks whether Twitter has peaked, and looks at Mattel's revival of the "Thingmaker" as a 3D printer. Audio

US technology giant Apple has no desire to help the FBI break into one of its phones. Audio

This week our technology correspondent Paul Brislen has important news about India's regulation of Facebook, a bug for Apple user to watch out for, and the answers to some of your questions about… Audio

Rain may be on the forecast for most of the country today, but the temperatures are still up there, making for hot nights. One man who's given a bit of thought into how to cool down, is Palmerston… Audio

As the performance of computer technology becomes faster and more energy efficient, what are the possibilities for harnessing their processing power and applying it to problem solving? Audio

Pacific Island governments involved in talks with New Zealand over new submarine cable links appear mainly unconcerned about their communications being further tapped. Audio

Transpower has been forced to scramble fast to secure proper IT protection for vital infrastructure when an important upgrade hit a series of snags. Audio

New Zealand company takeovers. Audio

New Zealand's second-tallest structure, a Radio New Zealand radio mast, will be demolished this morning. Audio

A computer security expert who exposed serious weaknesses in New South Wales' Internet voting system is warning against its use in local body elections here. Audio

Making a living as a photographer is tougher than ever now that more people than can shoot high-quality images. Mediawatch meets Amos Chapple, a New Zealander who has made a name for himself overseas… Audio, Gallery

Tech correspondent Peter Griffin on trouble in Twitter-land. Also the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says it regards the computer onboard driverless cars in the same way as a human… Audio

The heads of New Zealand's largest telecommunications companies are reassuring customers that the country isn't in danger of being cut off from the rest of the world by inadequate undersea cables. Audio

A hundred years after Albert Einstein published his theory of general relativity, scientists have proved the existence of gravitational waves - ripples in the fabric of spacetime. Cardiff University… Audio

Staff shortages look likely to hamper the Government's flagship ultra fast broadband rollout. Audio

Electric bikes and how recent technology makes them viable. Audio