Boys Of Tech

Amazon wants to print on demand, Google's latest driverless car, the Cruise RP-1 transforms regular Audis into driverless cars, rumours that Windows 9 may be free for some users.

Windows Phone 8.1 will introduce a remote wipe feature, Facebook experiences one of its longest outages, Samsung reportedly showing an interest in the virtual reality market.

DuckDuckGo search engine fills niche that Google doesn't, Cortana may be ported to iOS and Android, Amazon to launch a music subscription service, the first chat bot to pass the Turing Test.

Apple announces new MacOS X and iOS features at WWDC, iOS 8 to scan your credit card via the camera, new smart loos at Heathrow Airport, people who choose Bing as their default search engine, the CIA is now on Twitter and Facebook.

Apple buys Beats Electronics, Microsoft to introduce real-time translation for Skype voice calls.

Millions of customer records stolen after eBay was hacked, IBM and Fujifilm produce high-capacity data tape, Apple's response to the iMessage bug.

Apple is sued over an iMessage bug, the debate about net neutrality.

UPS accidentally delivers US government drone to a college student, Amazon ranked high in the 15th annual Harris poll, Whangarei is New Zealand's first fibre city.

Skype introduces free group video calling, almost all new mobile security threats target one operating system.

Twitter introduces a mute feature, Google Now feature helps you find your car, jury rules that Samsung infringed on Apple's patents.

Loch Ness monster spotted on Apple Maps may have an logical explanation, code injected into files stored on Microsoft OneDrive for Business.

The Samsung Galaxy S5's plastic case, Land Rover adds augmented reality to see what is under the vehicle, some crazy Amazon Mayday requests.

The Heartbleed vulnerability in OpenSSL, Amazon rumoured to be releasing a smartphone, work emails to go unanswered outside of business hours under French labour agreement, palm-sized printer moves around the page to print.

How businesses view cloud solutions following Edward Snowden's revelations, playing Tetris on the side of a Philadelphia building, some price drops for Apple apps sold in New Zealand Dollars.

The Amazon Fire TV, Nest smoke alarms recalled, the new USB 3.1 interface.

Microsoft announces Office for iPad, increasing use of software as a service changes the face of in-house IT departments.

Flight data recorders that stream live, Microsoft offers $100 incentive for Windows XP users to upgrade, Flappy Bird to make a comeback, Nest founder says Google will lead technology for the next few years, Kim Dotcom's Internet Party releases app to sign up new members.

Man discovers he is wanted by Googling his name, Mozilla scraps the Metro version of Firefox, rumour about Microsoft Office for iPad strengthens, crowd sourcing initiative helps search for flight MH370.

Woman inadvertently becomes Glasgow's 87th best attraction on TripAdvisor, CEO of Blackberry calls iPhone users "wall huggers", Google not keen on Asus's Android-Windows hybrid tablet, Telecom New Zealand plans to rename itself, Telecom New Zealand to offer online movies and TV shows.

Android tablets overtake iPads in latest market share figures, Apple working on CarPlay with car manufacturers.