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Why 5G will arrive with a whimper, not a bang
Comment: 5G looks more like an extension of 4G than the cataclysm that has been promised.
Would you pay $2800 for Samsung's new foldable phone?
Samsung's foldable phone has emerged from the shadows.
Is this Samsung's answer to Apple's AirPods?
A leaked picture of Samsung's air buds suggest it has an advantage to Apple's AirPods.
Facebook finally rolls out life-saving 'unsend' feature
Rumours have been circulating about this amazing feature for months.
Ex-principal wrote fake 'virus' letter after students said they found porn on phone
Teacher Tim Jenkinson said his phone had a virus. It didn't.
Serious bug in Apple's FaceTime app lets you eavesdrop
Apple says the bug will be fixed 'later this week'.
US charges Huawei with fraud, China tensions escalate
The US Justice Department has announced criminal charges against the company.
Device use leading to neck injuries for kids as young as 4
Handheld device use is believed to be leading to injuries for young children.
Online mall: Easy access to millions of customers for Wellington businesses
The online mall has more than half a billion members.
We're ready for the next big thing in tech - and it's not a fridge
We have definitely hit peak smartphone, so what next?
iPhone hack will save heaps of texting time
A rarely known iPhone hack that can save you a lot of time has blown thousands of minds.
Kiwis going mobile-only for calls, embracing fibre
A report into the telecommunications market reveals some key trends.
Reiha: No change to 'loophole' to protect vulnerable children
A law change urged following the suicide of Reiha McLelland, 13, did not happen.
Chris Keall: The real reason Spark boss Simon Moutter loves 5G
COMMENT: Billion-dollar Aussie 5G auction will only make the Spark boss more impatient.
No Five Eyes pressure, says GCSB boss
International relations do not get considered in GCSB chief's role.
Concerns over 'intervention in an unauthorised way' cited as reason for Huawei ban by Minister
Spark has been notified by the GCSB it cannot use Huawei gear for its 5G upgrade.
Civil Defence takes another stab at mobile alert after 1.30am bungle
If you get an emergency txt from Civil Defence between 6pm and 7pm, don't panic
Comment: 'I once rejected a guy when he put this in a text'
COMMENT: When it comes to dating, we all have deal breakers.
Two weeks with the world's fastest smartphone
Comment: The world's best smartphone might also be its best-kept secret.
How to listen to podcasts
Podcasts are a simple, free way to stay up to date while you're on the move.
China denies spying on Trump, suggests he trade iPhone for Huawei
China's has denied accusations that it is spying on the US President's phone.
Comment: These insta celebs don't have a clue
COMMENT: Kendall Jenner said she needed a nap. Girl you don't know the meaning of tired.
Are apps the answer to solo travellers' safety concerns?
While these apps may help you travel with greater confidence, do they make you any safer?
Trump's trade war to kill $1 yoga pants
Thousands of dirt-cheap listings from China-based companies will likely disappear.
Microsoft's foldable Android phone 'Surface Duo'
Microsoft's foldable Android phone 'Surface Duo'. Video / Microsoft
Big tobacco's new strategy: street sales
The latest twist in the battle to find new customers.
Review: Apple iPhone Xs Max
Comment: Make sure you buy AppleCare with the Xs Max in case of an accidental drop test.
Why Spark, Vodafone and 2degrees don't support Apple's e-sim
NZ is missing out on one of the hottest technologies of 2018.
How to ease off 'zombie checking' your phone
How new tools can help you control technology over-use.
Kiwi tech start-up quadruples growth
A Wellington tech start-up is rapidly expanding the global market.
Vodafone investigated over 'unlimited' mobile plan
Vodafone, Spark and 2degrees' "unlimited" mobile plans come with plenty of limits.