Inventor of the GIF dies from Covid 19
Wilhite was working at CompuServe in 1987 when he invented the GIF.
Wilhite was working at CompuServe in 1987 when he invented the GIF.
Telco stands out in the otherwise diversity-challenged ICT industry.
Why Jarden says there's choppy water ahead.
Auckland company best known for drone tech branches out.
New York Times: Scott has pledged to give away her fortune "until the safe is empty".
Cyber security firm confirms breach after criminal gang shares classified customer data.
The end of the era of pushing binary data over copper wires is coming to an end.
Customers will pay more from May as Sky secures NRL and EPL rights.
New York Times: Crypto is a lot of things – including terribly explained.
The court's ruling bans Meta from opening offices and doing business in Russia.
Northland year 6 to 13 students will compete their underwater robots next month.
Details of the 'extraordinary case' can be revealed for the first time.
FT: Once-taboo concepts are back in vogue as western companies fear a Russian attack.
Entrepreneur brought Apple, Microsoft products to New Zealand.
But consumer advocate sides with regulator.
The economy rebounded out of the Delta lock down but the data didn't beat expectations.
Fellow travellers described her experience as their "biggest fear".
After responding to taunts from infamous Chechen dictator, Musk made a noteworthy change.
Financial Times: Even Adam Neumann's friends are not sure that he has any real regrets.
The United States is New Zealand's third largest trading partner.
Financial Times: Kremlin's ban of photo-sharing app used by 80 million people.
Refunds offered on three-tiered scale; about 40,000 of the 100,000 customers will qualify.
France's most iconic landmark is growing up, literally.
But at a cost of $2099, are the upgrades on last year's device worth the outlay?
What to do when home entertainment costs are climbing?
Amazon will follow McDonald's in shuttering CBD locations.
Is it likely the merged business will try for a hookup with Sky TV?
New York Times: It's cheaper, it works - and it has a home button.