TECHNOLOGY

New Zealand's Spark network had a novel way of dealing with iPhone 7 launch day.

Mystery donation shows humanitarian side of cryptocurrency.

Nasa wants Aurora Flight Sciences to create a demonstrator model for the super-efficient twin-hull aircraft.

Judge says she is satisfied Asperger's sufferer's mental health needs will be met as he faces up to 99 years in jail.

Cupertino giant sending out surveys asking users whether they actually still use headphone jacks.

Samsung reportedly sold about 400,000 units of Galaxy Note 7 before the recall.

Wikileaks own report says its founder's situation of being cooped up in the Ecuadorian embassy should be resolved urgently.

Google's Safe Browsing site status page suggests Pirate Bay has malicious content.

The update was earlier causing users to lose their cell phone connectivity.

As consumer confidence goes up in smoke after Samsung's battery blunder, what does the future hold?

Disappointed customers told their pre-ordered iPhones 7s will not arrive for several weeks.

NSFW images discovered in the new iMessage feature

Deleted the headphone jack has made space for a bigger battery, water resistance and a new Taptic Engine.

Jet Black iPhones still up for grabs as long as you are prepared to break the bank.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission has declared any new sale of the device illegal.

The company paid a reported $10m (£7.5m) to broadcast 10 Thursday night football games this season.

This is the second tax bill to hit the company since the infamous $14.6bn EU ruling.

MIT has developed a coding language that makes software programs four times faster than all other languages.

App gives history buffs the chance to explore WWI tanks in both augmented and virtual reality.

Dr Richard Windsor of Radio Free Mobile predicts a Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent battle for Chinese Digital Life.

The Gear 360 Manager app for iOS is in the works also.

The smartphone manufacturer is reported to be looking at proprietary tech based on USB-C.

The latest update does not support secure features like Android Pay.

China's ATL is said to be the main supplier of Galaxy Note 7 batteries.

The phony app managed to successfully infect at least 6,000 victims' phones with malicious malware.

The winner of the contest that started on 13 September will get $200,000.

The model's initial stock has been exhausted in all shades.

Public areas would include parks, squares, libraries and public buildings.

The interruption seemed to be limited to Google for Work Gmail users.