Flip phone could make a comeback
Samsung may be building a foldable smartphone with two screens.
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Don Christie: NZ should lead charge against tax avoiders
COMMENT: NZ should be cracking down on multi-nationals that avoid our taxation.
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Our very own CERT team has arrived
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FCC drops cellphone ban proposal
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Facebook's new tool to help SMEs
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IT firm joins NZ Technology group
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NEC offering New Zealand cities expertise
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'Electric buses' could be flying us soon
Tiny electric planes could soon be doing regional flights at only $36 per ticket.
Amazon founder's yearly $1.4 billion bet
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Rocket Lab engineer wins big prize
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Why unlimited data plans are annoying
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ComCom probes Apple's faulty phone policy
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Twitter won't reveal who Trump critic is
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Uber in legal battle with Google
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Plan to power aircraft with trash
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Spark joins 2degrees with unlimited data
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Scott Technologies in a 'sweet spot'
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Job vacancies booming but wage increase yet to come
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Warehouse war: Robots enlist humans
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Human-like avatar gives glimpse of future
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Facebook cracking down on revenge porn
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Maori Party claims GE-free victory
The Maori Party is claiming a major victory against GE trials in New Zealand.
