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Former Google exec says tech giant kicked him out after human rights push
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The most disappointing technologies of the decade
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Warning: WhatsApp to stop working on older smartphones
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How drones could transform cities
The UK offers a glimpse at the potential drones offer to the construction scene.
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Some see the holidays as an opportunity to plunder people whose guards are down.
Flying cars, hyperloops and the other tech predictions that didn't pan out
Predicting the future is hard, even for the people with the most power to influence it.
Has Tesla turned a corner?
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Inside YouTube's year of responsibility
The Google video giant faces an increasingly impossible task.
Federal study finds racial bias of many facial-recognition systems
US study shows up more errors with non-white people.
Best of 2019: The 40 most powerful people on the NZ technology scene
Chris Keall's power rankings.
The mystery man behind the bizarre 'Turn Ardern' campaign
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