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NZ gains some of the fastest broadband in the world.
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Chinese city uses facial recognition to shame pyjama wearers
New York Times: The crackdown on common practice raises a rare outcry over privacy.
Juha Saarinen: 'Good' hackers and selfies must die
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This is the guy who's taking away the likes
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Yappy valley: Inside the lavish world of Silicon Valley dogs
Times: In San Francisco, wealthy techies are spoiling their pets rotten.
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Xero founder Rod Drury announced the move on 9 November 2017.
The secretive company that might end privacy as we know it
New York Times: This tool could end your ability to walk down the street anonymously.
Big Kiwi company gives staff Friday afternoons off for summer
A brighter start to 2020 under new ownership.
Know your rugby? Here are the odds of winning Kogan's $1m tipping competition
How skilled tipsters could fare.
Why bosses should let employees surf the web at work
The Conversation: Cyberloafing costs employers millions every year.
Big Read: How 5G and other technologies will revolutionise shopping
A look at what's to come and how technology will upgrade the shopping experience.
Auckland Transport moves away from controversial surveillance camera maker
Big Brother changes suppliers.
New app gets Kiwis outdoors safely this summer
Want to get out more? This is the app for you.
NZ's Spoke Phone raises $11m for internet calling app
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Vodafone to integrate eSIM into device and wearables
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New Spark boss Jolie Hodson on her plans for 2020
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We're living in a subscriptions world. Here's how to navigate it
New York Times: Subscription services are convenient, but we can lose control of our data.
Vodafone, Spark trade places in new market share report
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Spotify's new 'Pet Playlists' are pawfect for animal lovers
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Brokers' Picks: The hot stocks to watch in 2020
Brokers select their top five companies for 2020 in our annual stock picking game.
Editorial: Auckland Council and Govt out of step on e-scooters
Editorial: E-scooter increase comes before key laws and infrastructure catch up.
Apple takes a (cautious) stand against opening a killer's iPhone
New York Times: The Silicon Valley giant is preparing for a legal fight over encryption.
Givealittle sold to architect of the four-day week
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The Silicon Valley insider who says turn off your phone
Times: Our lives are ruled by algorithms and apps. But Big Tech bosses are taking note.