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Strong increase in demand for fibre

Whanganui has had the connections available but not many previously made the switch.

Snapchat founder's sister makes risque move

Caroline Spiegel isn't afraid to talk about sex.

Apple employee 'helped' a customer by texting himself an intimate photo from her phone

In a statement, Apple said the employee was "no longer associated with our company."

Watch: NZ software powers Melbourne icecream robots

Welcome our new robot overlords - and their chocolate sprinkles.

Another Aussie crackdown on Big Tech - this time targeting fake ads on Facebook

And another 'watching brief' in NZ.

Why Sir Ken Stevens sold Glidepath to a French robotics firm

Negotiations with French buyer took six months

NZME anti-phishing campaign among iSANZ winners

Humour among the tools used to encourage staff to report more suspicious email.

The streaming rival that has Netflix's attention

New York Times: "We have the most to learn from [them] in terms of entertainment."

Lenovo's NZ revenue jumps

Foldable-screen ThinkPad, first laptop with built-in 5G and Razr re-boot in pipeline.

Apple co-founder says Apple Card algorithm discriminates

Steve Wozniak said that he can borrow 10 times as much as his wife on their Apple Cards.

Spark supersizes fixed wireless broadband

But is it enough? Not for my house. Vodafone poised to strike back.

PwC Herald Talks: Paul Spain on the Tech Revolution

Businesses need to take action instead of observing new tech developments.

Glass disc sends sci-fi into space

New technology could store data for billions of years.

Big Read: How virtual reality is augmenting reality

New York Times: VR has transformed from a science-fiction curio to a growing asset.

NZ's newest political party launched

Gene technology could be a powerful tool in reducing predators, says Vernon Tava.

Why are people throwing away their Fitbits?

People are measuring steps to their fitness tracker's final resting place — the bin.

Kiwi electric motorbike maker Ubco unveils new models, $5m raise

Tauranga startup buys out its US partner.

Analyst makes case for further Pushpay gains

Craigs Investment Partners analyst Stephen Ridgewell has raised his target to $4.75.