Latest from Technology

Google falls short on third-quarter profit

Google parent company Alphabet reported mixed third-quarter results.

Google's newest phone is literally just a piece of paper

The company says the experiment is aimed at giving users a "digital detox."

150 young scientists urge Greens to re-think GE

More than 150 young scientists appeal to Greens to soften its stance over gene editing.

NZ has highest percentage of female grads who found startups: Study

'Pioneering women' succeed - though the highest flyers have departed our shores.

Apple unveils AirPods Pro - but they're expensive

Three sizes of flexible ear tips rather than the hard plastic of the original AirPods.

Facebook launches a news section - and will pay publishers

A new section in the mobile app will take users to some websites.

The hidden apps draining your phone battery

And some of them are spying on you too.

Why Trump slammed Apple over missing home button

The Commander-in-Chief upgrades - and he doesn't like it.

Spark Sport vs TVNZ: Where Spark fell down

Spark misses opportunity to outshine its partner.

Fibre companies hit by $50m broadband tax

Regulator releases draft list of which companies will pay what share of levy.

Kate McKenzie: Chorus will put bad fibre installs right

Comment: Before the year's end, 75 per cent of New Zealanders will have fibre available.

Watch: Zuckerberg owned by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

The Facebook CEO endured hours of prickly questioning from lawmakers.

Tesla's stock soars after company posts surprising 3Q profit

The positive results came after Tesla lost US$1.1b during the first half of the year.

US giant Booking.com buys into NZ's Serko

Founders, staff, sell $16m worth of shares.

Fuji Xerox set to acquire ASX-listed CSG Limited for $150m

Fuji Xerox has entered into an agreement with CSG to acquire all of its shares.

Google claims a quantum breakthrough that could change computing

New York Times: The machine would make today's supercomputers looks like toys.

UFB company books maiden profit

But still competition ahead from copper, hybrid fibre-coaxial and fixed wireless.

Would you like fries with that? McDonald's already knows the answer

New York Times: McDonald's turns to AI to predict what customers want before they decide.