14 JULY 2009 - Telecom has passed the milestone of 100,000 customers on its new XT mobile network and today launched a special incentive for iPhone users to join the movement and bring their device to XT.

There are 360 000 domain names ending in .nz, one for every 11 New Zealanders.

With MySpace laying off hundreds of employees around the world - including two-thirds of its non-US workforce, you have to wonder what the future holds for social media sites.  More importantly if you "live" on MySpace or Facebook, what are you going to do if these sites go offline? 

YouTube has brought the art of video making to a new level and JokeyPhone is hoping to the same thing for the art of joke telling.  Sure you can find a host of websites that have lists of jokes - but a majo

After months of rumours, Google has officially announced that they will launch a computer operating system during 2010.

Yahoo!Xtra today announced the release of Search Pad beta, new search engine functionality that helps Kiwis to capture, organise, save and share the information that they find while researching online.

Last week Facebook held a conference call outlining changes the site is starting to make with regards to its privacy options. Facebook claims the changes are to make privacy setting easier but clearly they also want users to become more comfortable sharing their content with the "everyone" category.

Once upon a time a double dare was simple - "I double dare you to eat the worm in that apple."  Though often it involved the lure of cash with, "I'll give you 2 dollars if you dare sit next to Betty at lunch."  Of course, whether you actually got the two dollars was always in question.  Until now that is with PayPal asking you to "Do Stuff for Money."

Michael Jackson, Farrah Fawcett and Ed McMahon have all unfortunately passed on in the last week.  If you believe everything you read on the net then you probably think that Jeff Goldblum, Natalie Portman and Britney Spears are all dead too.  You need to know where to check out these rumors before you join in the spreading of these Internet lies.

The Warehouse's CEO, Ian Morrice, today announced The Warehouse's website is now e-commerce enabled. New Zealanders can start enjoying great bargains from The Warehouse on-line, as well as in-store.