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Study: Covid speeds up robot jobs revolution
Machines and humans could be split equally by 2025.
Netflix reports slump in subscriber growth
A return to some semblance of normality has slowed Netflix subscriber growth.
Paul Brislen: What my briefing to the incoming IT Minister would say
OPINION: This year is really one of opportunity and potential.
Banks need stronger cyber security - RBNZ
The Reserve Bank is taking steps to ensure banks improve their cyber security.
Queenstown in line for driverless public shuttle trial
Queenstown is joining forces with Xero to explore driverless shuttle options.
IRD reports problems with myIR after weekend upgrade
Customers are unable to log-on to the online self-service portal.
Telco industry looks to Apple for 5G 'tipping point'
Financial Times: Operators pin hopes on iPhone 12 kickstarting long-promised shift to 5G.
YouTube cracks down on QAnon conspiracy theory, citing offline violence
New York Times: YouTube played a big role in moving QAnon from the fringes to mainstream.
Watch: A Hollywood comeback for NZ's StretchSense
Auckland company positions itself for human-machine interface future. $20m raise planned.
Stickybeak raises seed money for its disruptive survey business
Vodafone NZ, Spark and the multinational Dole are early customers.
How to deal with a crisis of misinformation
New York Times: False news is on the rise. We can fight the spread with a simple exercise.
Pill delivery startup seeks $3m booster shot
Startup serves "high-value" patients - many in lower socioeconomic groups.
Good news for the PM: Zoom finally adding full security
Six months after controversy first struck, Cabinet meetings could finally be secure.
NZ radar could reveal possible space junk collision
NZ-based radar will tell scientists if two pieces of space junk miss or collide tomorrow.
Science News
Why NZ faces a higher risk of tropical cyclones this season
NZ faces an elevated tropical cyclone risk this season, Niwa predicts as La Nina builds.
Three things to know about NZ's big Covid-19 vaccine roll-out
Who will be first in line for NZ's Covid-19 vaccine? And why? Jamie Morton explains.
Climate change: Why some Kiwis still deny it's happening
NZ climate sceptics are more likely to be conservative white men. New study explains why.
Pill delivery startup seeks $3m booster shot
Startup serves "high-value" patients - many in lower socioeconomic groups.
Good news for the PM: Zoom finally adding full security
Six months after controversy first struck, Cabinet meetings could finally be secure.
NZ radar could reveal possible space junk collision
NZ-based radar will tell scientists if two pieces of space junk miss or collide tomorrow.
National MP promises 'lover taxes' for voters
Typo brings much mirth to election run-in.
How 5G-powered automation will transform work
Nokia's chief technology officer Marcus Weldon is optimistic about the future.
Google employees are free to speak up. Except on this topic
New York Times: Google has some very particular rules about what workers can say.
Gadgets
Oppo Watch review: Is this the Apple Watch for Android?
Is the Oppo Watch able to step out of the Apple Watch's shadow?
Contact tracing app could be key to ending lockdown
But privacy concerns have been raised by academics in Australia.
Review: Microsoft's Surface Pro X is always connected
Microsoft's Surface Pro X laptop is unique, but who was it made for?
Local Focus: GPS is great for fishing... and for finding people
Too few boaties know what they are doing at sea. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
How watching TV will change in the 2020s
Amid new gadgets and glitz, the CES tech show in Las Vegas aims to offer some answers.