Google Earth helps lost Indian boy to find his home town decades later, massive asteroid may hit earth in 2032, hundreds of thousands of Toyota cars recalled, glow-in-the-dark footpaths as an alternative to traditional lighting.

Google rumoured to announce a smart watch, Adobe systems compromised, Yahoo forces SSL for webmail, Domain Name Commissioner Debbie Monahan talks to us about the proposal to sell .nz domains at the second level, Kickstarter announces New Zealand debut, Vodafone gives its 4G network a speed boost, iPhone 5S and 5C pricing announced for New Zealand.

Facebook plans to remove privacy feature, Microsoft plans to replace HTTP cookies with its own implementation, Russian Pirate Party offers to host NASA website, the Bitterness Eliminating Coffee Maker.

FAA considers relaxing rules around use of electronic devices on flights, Microsoft extends its trade-in deal to iPhones, the Samsung Galaxy Gear smart watch, iOS7 downloads causes global Internet slow-downs, man finds picture of his dead grandmother on Google Street View.

Google Street View maps the LHC, Bill Gates admits Ctrl-Alt-Del was a mistake, Apple issues a fix for the iOS 7 lock screen bug, the car that monitors whether the driver is fully concentrating.

Microsoft announces the Surface 2 tablets, German hackers defeat the iPhone fingerprint scanner, Twitter introduces an alert feature, Samsung also announces a gold phone.

Grand Theft Auto 5 tops $1 billion in 3 days, Apple can't keep up with demand for gold iPhone 5S, Google Street View car involved in minor accident, Blackberry announces the Z30 smartphone, Blackberry Messenger released for Android and iOS, Adobe announces digital pen and rule for iPads.

Twitter to file for IPO, Kim Dotcom sues the New Zealand government, the partially invisible skyscraper, Ray Dolby dies, Massey University to pilot online exams.

Apple announces the iPhone 5C and the iPhone 5S, Apple announces iOS 7, NSA posed as Google to obtain data, an error on United Airlines' website resulted in free flights, curved television technology arrives in New Zealand.

Internet Explorer stars regaining market share, the addiction of Candy Crush, woman claims message on in-flight entertainment was aimed at her, skyscraper melts a Jaguar, Nokia sold to Microsoft, Kim Dotcom exits Mega, Android Kitkat.