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COMMENT: With so many data hacks happening all the time, it's easy to become blase.
Viagogo guilty of 'extensive fraudulent behaviour', watchdog alleges in court
"It's difficult not to form the view that consumers have been mislead," judge says.
'Tinder for things to do' app attracts big-name NZ investors
Local startup clocks 45,000 downloads.
Monetise-your-carpark app Parkable expands into Oz
App lets you rent out your carpark space after hours.
Controversial ticket seller Viagogo snubs NZ court
Meanwhile, UK regulator raises "serious concerns" that British court order ignored.
Chorus kicking off ultra-ultra-ultrafast broadband trial
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'Sometimes you got to speak to Google like a Māori to get what you want!'
Big Read: Huawei is blocked in US, but its chips power cameras everywhere
Chips from Huawei power about 60 per cent of surveillance cameras in the United States.
'It's been two quiet weeks': Tonga's internet restored after two weeks offline
Tonga is back online after a cable was cut two weeks ago.
14yo at heart of discovery that could rattle Apple
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Weird Science: A rocking way to sleep well this summer
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Taking the long road: The rise of the supercommuter
Thousands travel from outside Auckland to work in the city. We meet some of them.
Spark boils over Huawei saga as NZ falls behind Oz on 5G
Optus will offer a killer 5G home broadband product from next month.
'Get you hooked': Apple's big change
Next time you walk into one of Apple's shiny palaces, it's going to look very different.
'Flag day' set to throw hundreds of NZ websites offline
Affected sites could be down for hours or days.
Apple v Facebook: It's not all about privacy
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Apple plans 3-D cameras for new iPhones
Apple is stepping up the company's push into augmented reality.
Tonga hopes to restore internet access by weekend
Tonga was plunged into virtual darkness 11 days ago and has had limited access since.
Drones used to clear rats from North Seymour Island
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Revealed: NZ's top five internet fears
And what we're doing about them - or, more to the point, not.
'Spooky' science will supercharge tomorrow's computers
A phenomenon Einstein said was "too spooky to be true" could power future computers.
Death from above: Kiwi drones helping save island
A Kiwi start-up is using drones to clear rats from an island in a world-first mission.
Apple's revenue, iPhone sales fall in first quarter
Apple said net sales of iPhones were down by US$9b compared to the same quarter last year.
US takes urgent action after internet attacks
COMMENT: How did the attackers manage to get themselves into such a position of power?
Serious bug in Apple's FaceTime app lets you eavesdrop
Apple says the bug will be fixed 'later this week'.
US charges Huawei with fraud, China tensions escalate
The US Justice Department has announced criminal charges against the company.
Taranaki oil company boss says Viagogo ripped him off
On the eve of court case, yet another allegedly ripped off customer comes forward.
Fyre fallout: NZ social media influencers risk big fines
International crackdown on undisclosed paid-posts heads for NZ.
'Unforeseen effects': Kiwi scientists call for controls in wake of Chinese human gene-editing experiment
NZ scientists have condemned a controversial Chinese gene-editing experiment.
Christopher Niesche: Is this the most powerful selfie in the world?
COMMENT: All your banking information can now be transferred via a simple selfie.
Scientists probing Taranaki's hidden quake risk
Scientists will try to model the hidden earthquake risk below Taranaki.
Kiwi software company taps into America
This start-up is equipping schools with software for a digital learning environment.