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An Apple Watch for your 5-year-old? More parents say yes
New York Times: The smart watch has found an unexpected audience: children as young as 5.
New York Times: The smart watch has found an unexpected audience: children as young as 5.
New Zealand included in initial rollout.
It tirelessly lends its clip-like hand, doing the unglamorous work of stocking shelves.
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The 'Red Ladon' hacker group is said to be linked to the Chinese government.
Synthetic voices may not be as good but they can still threaten humans' work and rights
Solar power is coming, but it's not going to happen overnight.
New York Times: "This trial may just be a parade of tech celebrities."
New York Times: Entrepreneurs aim to put pet translation tools into our pockets.
Sky's also revealed its broadband numbers.
New York Times: It's time to start taking its potential and risks seriously.
If all goes well, Nasa could land two astronauts on the moon by the end of 2025.
New York Times: Teaching people to spot misinformation makes them more sceptical of it.
New York Times: The former kickboxer has made a killing out of being repulsive.
iPhone 14 said to be on the way: How it could shape up.
OPINION: Intelligent or not, AI software is becoming ever more impressive.
Users report seeing dozens of random posts to celebrities appearing on their feed.
New York Times: Just a girl looking for love in the metaverse.
A report warns the protections to stop tech companies spying on schoolchildren too weak.
Google News Showcase will highlight curated content from news partners.
Jarden Brief: Furore at 'deceitful communications' allegedly impacting Twitter board.
Next-gen 5G arriving, slowly but surely.
New York Times: Researchers struggle to understand how social media affects mental health.
Sakshin Niranjan opens up about growing local business and making move across the ditch.
Is telco about to scratch its seven-year itch?
Financial Times: Some workers say they are 'happier and more productive' at home.
Sky says issues are being urgently addressed.
The James Webb Space Telescope has captured stunning images of the biggest planet
Chemicals used to preserve dead bodies have been found in e-liquids.
Dr Kelly Burrowes tells Science Digest what early research has revealed about the unexpected chemicals found inside vaping liquid. Video / NZ Herald