This Way Up for Saturday 11 April 2009 This Way Up

Higher scores as new technology makes it easier to get a strike. Jason Belmonte is rising to the top by bowling with two hands.

Andrew Curry on the German board game 'The Settlers of Catan', the most popular board game in the US since Risk.

Technology correspondent Bill Thompson looks at the Australian and NZ government plans to build high-speed internet networks.

Chuck Roberts sells books as wall furnishings to everyone from interior designers and law firms to the seriously rich.

Christchurch software developer Guy Horrocks makes a living designing add-on's and widgets for Apple's iPhone.

This Way Up for Saturday 11 April 2009