OPINION: Compromising toothbrushes in home networks seems a lot of trouble for hackers.

Opinion: I can’t be the only one who feels held hostage by loyalty schemes.

OPINION: Regulations could drive fear into malicious AI model trainers.

OPINION: The Apple Mac turns 40.

OPINION: Internet advertising has turned into a war zone.

Summer holiday time is scam time.

OPINION: Western export controls notwithstanding, the Chinese aren’t giving up.

OPINION: Mobile roaming just isn’t worth it because data is where it’s at.

OPINION: If you are not put off by the hefty price tag, the device ticks all the boxes.

OPINION: Another technology wrangle.

OPINION: What you need to know.

OPINION: Online scamming is big business.

OPINION: And what you need to know.

OPINION: Intel’s chickens are coming home to roost.

OPINION: What risks does AI pose?

OPINION: Customers have to be able to trust cyber security providers.

OPINION: Tech giants hit by 'distributed denial of service' attack.

OPINION: A phone for the smartphone photographers and videographers.

OPINION: The sheer volume of money sloshing around in tech at the moment beggars belief.

OPINION: Delving into some hardware quirkiness.

OPINION: Even a vile social media cesspit can't drown out Musk critics, Russia concerns.

ANALYSIS: Apple has already gone full eSim in North America, but how does it work here?

OPINION: The tech space is pretty much empty of policy proposals.

OPINION: Unpacking a recently released report into cryptocurrencies.

Opinion: Samsung's flip phone still grabs attention.

OPINION: The worldwide excitement around LK-99 has been palpable.

OPINION: A trip down the telco billing rabbit warren.

Opinion: Will we be in competition for power and water with demand-hungry tech giants?

OPINION: Why aren’t we putting our internal house broadband networks over lightwaves?

There is the potential for serious disruption across the whole of society.

OPINION: First stop to locate missing material is the Wayback Machine.

OPINION: People are now following what's happening through old-school outlets.

OPINION: Our tech columnist reviews the Samsung S95C television.

There are strong indications that Apple is eyeing up the gaming market more thoroughly.

While outside this writer's budget, it is very impressive.

Nvidia sparked investor frenzy as it reported way better results than anyone expected.

Rivers of subscription revenue gold.

Chances are you wouldn’t have noticed much difference between 5G and 4G.

The first part of AWS' billion-dollar investment in NZ quietly went live last week.

And why it will be a long time to wait to see if things were set up correctly in 2023.

Blue tick farce the latest instalment in the Twitter tragicomedy.

It's certainly a pricey zoom phone but a touch less expensive than the iPhone 14 Pro Max.

“If it’s smart, it’s vulnerable” says an infosec veteran.

MATTR is making a name for itself with its digital ID and verifiable credentials tech.

Credit providers need vast amounts of information on borrowers. And that can be a problem.

But why are people concerned about the AI hallucinations?

The SVB failure has uncovered a serious vulnerability threatening an important sector.

Juha Saarinen: Only four phonemakers currently field foldable phones.

Apple gear sells for top dollar, so is the MacBook Pro worth it?

Netflix has now tightened up where you can watch and that’s just a single household.

Opinion: The climate emergency is hitting home hard, writes Juha Saarinen.

OPINION: To have been a fly on the wall in the Auckland mayor’s office during the floods.

Outsourcing, appalling lyrics, and disinformation: What does the future hold for AI?

Have you been "privacied"? Cybercriminals aren't always generic bandits.

Opinion: Chip wars heat up as globalisation couldn't deliver resilient supply chains.

UFB kicked off 11 years ago and the network now passes 87 per cent of the population

Juha Saarinen wonders if it could be the year when blockchain becomes unfashionable.

Artificial intelligence is now in the hands of everyone.

Facing the boot from Apple and Google's app stores, what should Musk do to save Twitter?

Australia goes on the offensive in the InfoSec Wars.

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

Apple isn't immune to Covid-19.

What to do as the bird site unravels.

With record fines incoming, ignore information security at your peril.

The New Zealand public sector could make millions by selling its Internet addresses.

Upselling to features that won't be used is not the way of the cloud.

Sustainable car rallies come to New Zealand.

It's esoteric and geeky, and also supremely inelegant and inefficient.

Showing off your iPhone 14 Pro masterpieces isn't easy.

Battle of the Robovacs, and animal vacuuming fun.

How far does the free speech defence go?

Solar power is coming, but it's not going to happen overnight.

Next-gen 5G arriving, slowly but surely.

Get keys to your digital kingdom.

They built it, you came, and OMG, look at what happened.

The joys of easy-to-use consumer network gear.

"One thing that's really come back to bite us hard": Report reveals how internet is dying.

Passwords are a bad idea and not even experts always know how manage them.