Police stories - Page 20

With police cracking down on cell phone use while driving, there's never been a better time to invest in a Bluetooth headset.

Saints Row: The Third - audaciously fun and unapologetically wild, it's Grand Theft Auto's sugar-high cousin. R18 - not for kids or the faint-hearted.

Police in the market for cutting-edge tech to track police vehicles, aiming for enhanced real-time control and security measures.

Celebrating Wi-Fi Day, Mashable reveals the quirkiest network names, from Pretty Fly for a Wi-Fi to PlzBringVodkaToApt1310.

Unlock a fitter, healthier you online without spending a penny! From free fitness sites to nutritious recipes, your wellness journey starts now.

In an age where screens dominate, finding love online becomes the new norm, offering hope for those tired of traditional dating avenues.

Apple embroiled again as a prototype iPhone is left in a San Francisco bar, mirroring last year's fiasco. Is history repeating or is it PR savvy?.

Call of Juarez: the Cartel fails to tastefully tackle U.S.-Mexico drug war issues, marred by poor gameplay and stereotypical characters.

Paul Deavoll leads Gen-i in heroic efforts to maintain vital services during the Christchurch earthquake, ensuring connectivity amid chaos.

Aastra revamps its New Zealand approach with a local channel programme, new hires, and imminent product launches to boost market share and partner engagement.

The arrest may have little impact on the group's activities, as it is unlikely any one person has a significant influence over the group.

An explosion at the controversy-ridden Chinese iPad factory in Chengdu has reportedly killed two and injured more.

Improving network speed and coordination between New Zealand's national security agencies is crucial to handling potential threats with real-time efficiency.

NZ firms underinvest in IT security, risking avg losses of $15K per incident, despite the challenges in calculating clear ROI.

As analysts predict a 35% mobile workforce by 2013, rugged mobile devices are revolutionising blue-collar industries, boosting productivity and efficiency.

Google swiftly removed malicious apps from Android Market using a killswitch after 'Droid Dream' attack, issuing a vital security update in March.

Facebook post leads to ring thieves' capture as 21-year-old Robert Driscoll gifts stolen USD $12,000 diamond ring to girlfriend, Crystal Yamnitzky.

Flickr has censored photos from Egypt's Secret Police, uploaded by blogger Hossam Arabawy, citing copyright infringement, sparking accusations of hypocrisy.

The Government appears to have the numbers to pass the Telecomms Amendment Bill despite complaints from submitters.

Revolution in the digital age: The fall of two despots marks a new chapter in Arab world uprisings, powered by social media's might.