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The age of electric cars is dawning ahead of schedule

New York Times: As sales collapsed this year, one category grew rapidly: electric vehicles

Ransomware-related death should focus directors' minds on liability - expert

Plus - renewed calls for a legal ban on paying a ransom.

NZ app partners with huge UK bank

Ex-Treasury staffer's app lets you track your carbon footprint in real-time.

This deal helped turn Google into an ad powerhouse. Is that a problem?

New York Times: Experts say it's the sort of deal that should no longer be possible.

$30m Cryptopia heist: Liquidators likely heading back to court

Account holders could be able to register claims by year's end, but there are new snags.

Election 2020: Industry pundits rate National's tech policy

More money for training and the UFB.

Police app: Was it good value for money?

An easier way to snitch on your lockdown-dodging neighbour.

China is running surveillance of innocents' lives online. And so are we

Tracing links can identify patterns of connection and behaviour, including favours owed.

One space really crying out for te reo Māori that few may think about

Te reo Māori in this sphere connects so many people.

Gen Zers say Silicon Valley is elitist. Can they build a new system?

New York Times: A group of young tech enthusiasts are carving their own path.

Kiwi tech helps US burger chain sell more

Iconic American burger chain White Castle is using Kiwi technology to increase sales.

The next ridesharing company to expand in New Zealand

Chinese ridesharing giant is promising to be 10 per cent cheaper than Uber.

Facebook's $140m Covid relief fund finally reaches NZ. But there's a catch

Kiwis can finally apply for a slice of Facebook's fund - which involves cash grants.

Huge change coming to your iPhone

Apple made a surprise announcement yesterday that will change the way your phone looks.

Backlash to TikTok-Oracle deal grows

New York Times: Backlash is forming in Washington over the deal.

Thousands paying too much for mobile - regulator

ComCom fires warning shot at telcos. Vodafone fights its corner. Spark raises objection.