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Broadband wars: Vodafone launches $55/month unlimited data fixed-wireless
Fast internet options proliferate.
Fast internet options proliferate.
McAfee had a long, uncomfortable relationship with law enforcement agencies.
Financial Times: Tumultuous time for charity after Bill and Melinda Gates divorce.
Another salvo in the App Store battle.
The test can be used to determine if someone has had Covid or the vaccine.
Financial Times: Facebook's prize app could be losing its money-making ability.
Deal follows Spark seizing Rugby League World Cup rights.
Female social media users targeted by conservative authorities.
Digital and "frictionless" payments may be convenient, but endless little payments add up.
Director says business collapsed due to Covid-19 and failure to obtain large contracts.
How it shapes up against rivals.
Bitcoin has just hit a sinister-sounding new stage and it could be devastating.
New York Times: Concern Google suffering from both its size and leadership from its CEO.
It's the final countdown.
Pandemic-era boom in on-demand food delivery, "Netflix" option help to fuel sales.
He's not as contrite as one might expect. He's nowhere near as sorry as one might hope.
A simple lifehack to take control of the algorithm.
Green push towards net zero emissions could create millions of tonnes of hazardous junk.
Some DHBs opt-in, some don't - and the Ministry of Health offers only vague guidance.
New York Times: Will soaring above a crowded street become as easy as calling an Uber?
New York Times: An investigation into life inside an Amazon warehouse.
Australian recruiters are offering big money to lure Kiwi workers across the ditch.
Tech industry labour shortage hits NZ's largest IT services firm.
New York Times: Doug Guthrie rang the alarm about doing business in China.
Streaming and data crunching help the sport reach a younger demographic.
The gadget helping Kiwi canoe racing athletes edge ahead. Video / Sport NZ
General Fusion's demonstration plant will cost US$400m.
The ambitions are bold, but what are the chances of a significant law change?
The situation is effectively preventing the city from achieving its environmental goals.
150K Kiwis get access to the world's fastest broadband. There's method to the madness.