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Google to spend the rest of 2024 “making AI helpful for everyone”

Google is building AI into all its products, changing the way billions of us use tech.

Closing NZ’s digital divide and affordable broadband key to economic growth

Peter Griffin: Spending taxpayer money to get poorer households online will benefit all.

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With parcel theft on the rise, do you need a doorbell camera?

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Tracking burps & farts: NZ’s first official government-funded space mission

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Cashing in on its chips: Nvidia reigns supreme as a graphics chip manufacturer, now AI is using it technology

Nvidia, the computer components company worth 8 years of NZ’s entire GDP, moves into AI.

Peter Griffin: Don’t want to pay for Xtra Mail? Your best options for a new email service

Ditching Xtra Mail will take time and planning, so be prepared if you want to switch.

The biggest trend in home printing is here – and it could stop ink angst and printer rage

Peter Griffin: “I have a love-hate relationship with printers and it leans towards hate…”

Peter Griffin: Let there be light - a buyer’s guide to smart lights

Smart lights add atmosphere and convenience, but quality and reliability vary wildly.

Facial recognition can identify potential shoplifters, but what impact can it have on the innocent?

It's a risky business using new technology to catch offenders early.

Inform your opinion: Will AI take my job this year?

Talk about AI taking various jobs is creating stress but there could be new opportunities.

Peter Griffin: The humble SIM card is on the way out - here’s what will replace it

eSims will offer greater connectivity and convenience, making travelling easier.