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Police hope military-grade software will help solve the seemingly "impossible" disappearance of a swinging soldier under heavy surveillance.
Kiwi firm scoops innovation award at CES
Fourteen companies make the trip to Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronics Show.
Robots may hire and fire at hedge fund
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The app-based biz earning $3000 a week
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How Apple alienated Mac loyalists
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Teenage mastermind behind data hack
A teenage computer geek yesterday admitted leading a group of cyber criminals who brought the mobile network TalkTalk to its knees.
Software firm named best in business
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Kiwi uni dropout making millions in NY
By the time he was 25, he achieved his goal and became a consultant to consultants, making over $10 million.
Xero bets on Denver to develop US business
Xero is betting on Denver to be the cornerstone of its North American operations.
Large appetite for class action on Wynyard
The organiser of a proposed class action against the directors of software company Wynyard says shareholders are lining up to join.
CricHQ looking to raise US$10m
This is the third time the company has raised capital in its six year history.
Gear Friday: Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 lands with a bang
COMMENT: Juha Saarinen reviews the Samsung Galaxy Note 7.
Juha Saarinen: Dashcam driftin'
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Gear Friday: hi-tech hoovering with Dyson
COMMENT: Juha Saarinen checks out Dyson's latest hi-tech vacuum cleaner.
What it's really like to work at Microsoft
Microsoft still does everything in a big way, discovers Holly Ryan.
Gear Friday: Double-take on the Huawei P9
COMMENT: The latest Apple iPhone 7 rumours suggest that a Pro model will launch in September, with dual cameras.
Apple's iOS 10 beta hints at unwelcome change
COMMENT: Apple is releasing a new version of its mobile operating system this fall and I would not recommend that most people download this beta.
Hurt Pokemon players make ACC claims
A smattering of eager Pokemon Go players are hurting themselves - and costing taxpayers.
NZ could be major player in AR
If you've been out in your local neighbourhood this week, you may have wondered if the zombie apocalypse was upon us.
Is the DAO the beginning of the end for the conventional chief executive?
The DAO clearly demonstrates the evolution of a revolutionary new type of firm.
Fiat Chrysler pays hackers who expose risks
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles will pay hackers who expose deficiencies in its car software.
Pushpay to expand payment app
Pushpay Holdings is planning an ASX listing by the end of the year and is expanding its mobile payment app beyond the religious sector.
Kiwi wearable tech gets big investment
Kiwi tech company StretchSense has secured its first major international investor from listed Japanese firm Start Today.
Sam Morgan to step down from Xero board
Trade Me founder Sam Morgan will step down from the board of Xero at the developer's annual meeting next month.
Monk uses age-old wisdom for driverless taxis
Hisashi Taniguchi tries to sync millennia-old teachings with efforts to make AI part of everyday life.
Juha Saarinen: Coding or research career? An app could decide that
COMMENT: How do you prevent your idea from drowning in the sea of other apps?
Campaign for class action against Wynyard
Two fund managers are seeking support for a class action by Wynyard Group shareholders to recover losses.
Gear Friday: Self-balancing board, anyone?
COMMENT: Nobody needs a self-balancing board that's propelled by an electric motor.
Juha Saarinen: Apple ties up software loose ends
COMMENT: The Worldwide Developer Conference was all about coding and software for Apple.
Paid search ads for Apple
Apple is revamping its App Store, with a surprise move to introduce paid search ads for apps, as well as a new subscription model and faster reviews before approval.