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How to navigate Apple’s shift from Lightning to USB-C
New York Times: Dream of carrying one power cable for all devices is becoming a reality.
New York Times: Dream of carrying one power cable for all devices is becoming a reality.
A glimpse beneath the "tip of the iceberg". Plus: Bank customers want more protection.
NZ Aerospace Summit in Christchurch hit by protest - which promises escalation tomorrow.
Nissan Leaf cut in half to help FENZ staff train for EV fires. Video / Chris Keall
Startup helping companies tighten security in an age of escalating AI threats.
Ex-director fronts on his move to El Salvador, Reserve Bank confirms his advisor role.
The software flaw was being 'actively exploited', researchers say.
2023 winners drawn from health, arts, education and aerospace sectors.
Presidential campaigns in the US have started using generative AI tools for their ads.
EDITORIAL: What's next in "the rise of the machines"?
DataMasque CEO Grant de Leeuw on his cybersecurity firm's $2.7m raise - and its use of 'synthetic data' to fool hackers. Video / Sylvie Whinray
Fourth time at the well. Is there an end in sight?
Pool predictions and beyond.
The Sikorsky S-76A flew around the world in 1995, then spent 23 years rescuing Kiwis.
“Often you’ll hear dairy farmers say they’re actually grass farmers," says Halter CEO.
The Commerce Commission is also looking into the deal.
How a photo taken of her driver’s licence was used to rack up debts.
Apple gears up for multiproduct launch.
Largest seed round in NZ startup history.
NY Times: A paid online service has been created to help clients trap their partners.
Long-dormant flat tax on Google and Facebook's NZ revenue is suddenly back on the agenda.
Fund co-founded by ex-All Black stayed on the bench during 2022.
Newcomer offers unlimited data, calling and text on your cellphone from $33 per month.
New York Times: On MovieTok, reviewers can reach millions of people and earn big money.
The Auckland-based cinema software firm reports its half-year numbers.
Firm says mission opens up a $250m opportunity.
CEO addresses Sky Box grief, TVNZ's Sky Pod snub, and NZR+.
OPINION: Unpacking a recently released report into cryptocurrencies.
There is more progress in some areas of the $150m project than others.