Bill English expecting call from Winston Peters
National Party leader Bill English expects a phone call with Winston Peters in the next few days to start negotiating the formation of a new government.English has spoken to media from his hotel in Auckland. He repeatedly said a... 
© 2017 NZ Herald 5:05pm Phone seller breaks $1500 iPhone 8 plus
This could be the world's first broken Apple iPhone 8 Plus.A hapless phone seller in China reportedly cracked a brand new iPhone 8 Plus as he prepared to sell the handset, which goes on sale today in 29 countries.Pictures have...
© 2017 NZ Herald 12:35am Greens keen to form new Government with Labour
The Greens are promising a change of Government, with leader James Shaw saying he would be on the phone to Labour leader Jacinda Ardern very soon.Speaking to a large crowd at the Green Party headquarters in downtown Auckland tonight,...
© 2017 NZ Herald 11:45pm How electric cars can create the biggest disruption since iPhone
It's 10 years since Apple unleashed a surge of innovation that upended the mobile phone industry. Electric cars, with a little help from ride-hailing and self-driving technology, could be about to pull the same trick on Big Oil.The...
© 2017 NZ Herald Sat 10:05am Does 'unlimited' really mean unlimited?
Unlimited: Not limited or restricted; infinite. Companies are increasingly using the term in relation to the services they offer, particularly in the competitive telecommunications market where non-capped data, broadband and calling...
© 2017 NZ Herald Sat 5:25am Husband tracks lost wife on app for Queenstown police rescue
A Christchurch woman was rescued from a Queenstown mountain at midnight after her husband tracked her location through a phone app.
© 2017 Stuff.co.nz Fri 5:15pm Google kicks off Android One in the U.S. with the Project Fi-equipped Moto X4
Google has launched its first U.S. Android One phone, the Moto X4, available for Project Fi service and costing $399.
© 2017 PC World Thu 12:25am Polycom Renew Their Most Iconic Teleconferencing Solution
Twenty-five years ago, Polycom introduced its iconic three-legged conference phone and changed the rules of how the world communicates at work. Today, they're looking to do it again.
© 2017 PC World Wed 8:05pm Rodney landlines targeted in scamming operation
When you're dragged into consciousness by the phone ringing in the middle of the night you immediately think something terrible has happened.
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Green Party leader James Shaw rules out contacting National
Green Party leader James Shaw says "everything is on the table" as coalition talks begin, but he won't be calling the National Party.Shaw will speak with Labour leader Jacinda Ardern on the phone this afternoon, and will meet with...
© 2017 NZ Herald 3:05pm He's lost Northland but Winston Peters has bigger fish to fry - choosing the next government
OPINION: National leader Bill English will be relieved with the election result but he still faces his toughest task yet - getting Winston Peters to pick up the phone.
© 2017 Stuff.co.nz 0:55am  Vote 2017: Hone Harawira return unlikely, Davis storms ahead
Labour Party deputy Kelvin Davis is well ahead in Te Tai Tokerau making it unlikely Mana's Hone Harawira will have a place in Parliament.This week Harawira called landline phone polls that revealed Davis as the preferred candidate...
© 2017 NZ Herald 10:15pm Sophie Casanova and Andrew Dempster: Prospecting for water on Mars
• Sophia Casanova , PhD Candidate - Mining Engineering, UNSW and Andrew Dempster , Director, Australian Centre for Space Engineering Research; Professor, School of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications, UNSW...
© 2017 NZ Herald Sat 5:45am  Chorus plans underwrite for dividend reinvestment programme
Chorus is going to underwrite its dividend reinvestment programme, issuing shares to the underwriter at the 3 per cent discount for the portion not taken up by shareholders. The Wellington-based telecommunications network operator's...
© 2017 NZ Herald Thu 1:35pm Phone footage shows quake damage
Video shows buildings toppled fire in Mexico City.
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