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Juha Saarinen: Tech in Japan and BMW ConnectedDrive

Tech is part of everyone's life in Japan, but doesn't appear to have supplanted their livelihood, even for menial tasks.

Juha Saarinen: Apple OS X 10.10 a mixed bag

Hewlett-Packard splits into two

Hewlett-Packard is splitting into two companies, using a breakup to become nimbler after failing to keep up.

Tracking devices give assisted living a boost

Benchmark Senior Living in the US gives each resident a "pendant": a device, worn around the neck that uses Wi-Fi to signal location in real time.

Microsoft boss outlines more overhauls

Microsoft's CEO unveiled his first vision statement, saying that more engineering and organisational changes are needed as he attempts to turn around the software maker.

Make sure you're connected: The writing's on the wall

Internet-connected clothes, watches, glasses - Kiwis are poised to add record numbers of gadgets to their networked lives, writes Rob O'Neill

Review: Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini

Pat Pilcher: Resistive RAM

Intel cuts sales outlook as PC sales slump

Tech Universe: Monday 25 February

Interview: IBM's Linux chief tech officer Paul McKenney

Sir James Dyson: Let's get inventing to create jobs and prosperity

Invention creates jobs, it creates exports, and it creates wealth, writes Sir James Dyson. Both in the UK and in New Zealand, we need to do more to ease the skills shortage.

Review: Nokia Lumia 920

Get your head in the cloud

Independence key to IT fix-it firm

Industry veterans rely on selling their expertise, not hardware or software.

Mac Planet: Microsloth

Google takes aim at Apple's iPad with cheaper, slimmer tablet

New Google tablet rumoured for launch tomorrow