The numbers are clear: Apple is selling fewer iPads. Is it the "death of the tablet"? Or are people just buying one iPad…
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Has the iPad passed its peak?
Juha Saarinen: Telecom vs Chorus
My doubts as to whether Telecom's separation was for real vanished this week when the retail arm lashed out against Chorus…
Opinion: Building new walled order
APN says the technical foundation is nearly complete for its move to a paywall for nzherald.co.nz.
Tech Universe: Friday 25 July
Has your drink been tampered with? Might it contain a drug?
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Explicit content warning: Fifty Shades of Grey trailer
The first trailer for Fifty Shades of Grey has sent…
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Creative US makeovers for cellphone towers
Mobile phone companies and communities across the US are going to new lengths to disguise unsightly cellphone towers. From…
Kiwis intimate data kept on file
New privacy research reveals the alarming reach of our digital footprint, with some companies' client files extending to…
Facebook earnings soar
The world's largest online social network posted sharply higher earnings as revenue from mobile advertising continued to…
Twitter's work diversity issue
Twitter acknowledged that it has been hiring too many white and Asian men to fill high-paying technology jobs, just like…
Technology
Apple Watch: Apple the Haunted Empire
Tim Cook, in a release to CNBC, described the book Haunted Empire: Apple after Steve Jobs partly:…
Tech Universe: Thursday 24 July
BLOW UP THE LIGHT: An 85 gram solar powered inflatable lantern can give up to 16 hours of light after charging in the sun…
ikeGPS plunge may show tech IPO party over
IkeGPS shares plunged after its stock exchange debut yesterday, suggesting investor appetite for growth-focused, loss-making…
Any name will do from now on says Google - why the change?
Google has announced a surprising end to its controversial "Real Name" policy with a contrite post on Google+, telling users…
MH17: How digital sleuths are unravelling the mystery
In the agonising quest to pin down exactly what happened when Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 went down…
Xero on track to list in US - Drury
Xero head Rod Drury says the company will get into a position this year where it will be able to make a listing on a US…
Google plays catch-up on cybercrime
Google's new Project Zero team adds some welcome muscle in the fight against cybercrime and could also lead to better privacy…
Juha Saarinen: Knocking off Nokia
Everyone knew layoffs were coming because the financial markets demanded blood, but few expected Microsoft to cut its workforce…
ikeGPS shares plunge 18pc on listing
IkeGPS chief executive Glenn Milnes says the company would have "much preferred" its shares to have risen following its…
US stores bring the 'Internet of Things' to DIYers
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Large US home improvement chains are selling virtual tools - sensors, Wi-Fi enabled appliances and software…
Compute
Microsoft cutting 18,000 jobs
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Microsoft announced the biggest layoffs in its history, saying it will cut 18,000 jobs.
Wired
Navman founder's Fusion audio company sold to US
Navman founder Sir Peter Maire's Fusion Electronics has been sold to US navigation device giant Garmin.
Apple Watch
Apple Watch: BikePlay
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I am currently in a country teaming with millions of scooters and motorbikes weaving between far fewer…
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Tech Universe: Wednesday 23 July
A TURN OF THE HAND: Flash a hand signal while riding your bike to indicate a turn. With the Biking Glowes DIY kit you…
Games
Siobhan Keogh: The music and the memories
How much impact does music make on a game? Siobhan Keogh takes a look at some success stories - and some failures.
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