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Preparing for life after Twitter? Don’t delete your account just yet

New York Times: Takeover can teach us lessons about our relationships with social media.

Tech layoffs teach us a lesson about the 'war for talent'

Financial Times: Layoffs have been a brutal experience for staff.

iPhone SOS-by-satellite service goes live

Globalstar - Rocket Lab's largest customer - connects you in areas with no cell sites.

Twitter users, sensing the end of an era, confess their secrets

New York Times: Users disclose old indiscretions as they fear Twitter's days are numbered.

Android users urged update their phones after expert discovers glitch

Cybersecurity expert uncovers a hack to unlock devices without knowing passcode.

Juha Saarinen: Content warning - Twitter and Mastodon

A week on Mastodon, and I've gone and quit as Twitter burns and crashes.

NZ-launched satellite reaches moon - after a couple of hairy moments

Successful mission for Rocket Lab and other private partners ... in the end.

TikTok opens NZ office, starts hiring - just as Meta and Twitter cut back

NZ country manager hired.

Twitter drama too much? Mastodon, others emerge as options

Lesser-known sites such as Mastodon and even Tumblr offer alternatives amid the chaos.

Aussie cops reveal bombshell new Medibank hack details

The shady group behind the cyber attack can be revealed.

Dear Elon, your $7.99/month Twitter premium is a clumsy waste of money

Chaos reigns.

Amazon scrutinises lossmaking units in search of savings

Financial Times: CEO to lead review as big tech companies adjust to slowing growth.

Rocket Lab shares blast off on record result, military contract

But second Kiwi-American firm faces headwinds.

Nasa launched an inflatable flying saucer, then landed it in the ocean

New York Times: The saucer uses technology could help people get to Mars someday.

The surprising stories behind the gadgets we take for granted

Telegraph: Next time you access Wi-Fi, take a minute to thank screen queen Hedy Lamarr.