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Software firm latest to signal NZX float
Optimizer HQ is the latest New Zealand technology company to signal its intention to list on the NZX.
Vodafone shows off next-gen mobile broadband
Hard on the heels of launching a 4G service in parts of New Zealand, Vodafone and its technology partner Nokia Siemens Networks…
Snakk Media raises $6.5m in new funds
Snakk Media, the latest brainchild of Hyperfactory co-founder Derek Handley, has raised $6.5 million from an over-subscribed…
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Raw: Tightrope walk between Cathedral spires
An Austrian daredevil on Friday became the first man…
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Major detours following bridge collapse
A truck hauling an oversized load of drilling equipment…
Punakaiki Fund mulls $50m IPO
Lance Wiggs' Punakaiki Fund plans to seek as much as $50 million in an initial public offering to invest in New Zealand…
NASA head views progress on asteroid lasso mission
The head of NASA is visiting the Jet Propulsion Laboratory where engineers are working on a proposed mission to lasso a…
Tech Universe: Friday 24 May
HEALTH IN A BOX: We'd like to think that hospitals and medical clinics are places full of light and life-saving equipment…
Scientist: Challenges will help NZ
The Prime Minister's chief science adviser says a hitlist of 10 big issues for our top brains to tackle will be "transformational"…
Technology
'Dream' software boosts power of DNA
The new software, called STRmix, has the ability to unscramble DNA found at crime scenes from up to…
Xero widens loss but doubles revenue
Xero has widened its annual loss in line with is guidance while using cash reserves to double revenue and paying customers…
Mac Planet: After Earth
A Kiwi company I have mentioned before, founded in New Zealand and based in London, is about to move some staff to Los Angeles…
School attracts gamers with online hub
A tertiary institution in Auckland has come up with an innovative way of attracting video game players to enter a career…
Rakon plunges deeper into the red on writedowns
Rakon, which makes crystal oscillators used in smart phones and navigation systems, plunged deeper into…
Tech Universe: Thursday 23 May
EASY BEING GREEN: With only 3 wheels and a price tag of less than US$7,000 the American two-seater Elio car manages around…
Apple's boss defends tax strategy during Senate grilling
The United States Senate sharply questioned the chief executive of Apple, the world's most valuable company, over allegations…
Kiwi firm makes app for blockbuster
A New Zealand firm operating out of the UK has taken the lead role in developing the official app for new sci-fi thriller…
Game Review: Dead Island: Riptide
More horror stories should be set on tropical islands. There is nothing quite like scaring yourself witless while gazing…
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Paperless scanner, vision of the future
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It's the ultimate in a paperless future - a scanner that reproduces digitally. Japan's technology giant…
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Software an easier sales pitch - exec
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Flavour of the month software firms have an easier time getting investor attention than others in the…
Wired
Is teleworking working?
Yahoo says face-to-face interaction among employees fosters a more collaborative culture. But by rejecting the ability…
Mac Planet
Mac Planet: Working for Apple
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Would you like to work at Apple? There's not much chance, as a New Zealander, unless you have departed…
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Tech Universe: Wednesday 22 May
POINT AND SHOOT: If you're into hunting but not a very good shot then the TrackingPoint smart rifle may appeal: you point…
Games
Xbox: Questions & answers
The new Xbox has been unveiled, and with today's announcement comes questions for Kiwi gamers. Will the Xbox One be on…
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