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- Wireless charging: Inefficient, bad for the planet
- Toshiba calls it a day: Sayounara
- How long should you keep a phone?
- Tablet sales surge as pandemic bites
- Surface Go 2 — Microsoft’s latest more ultraportable than tablet
- Phone market reels as pandemic hits sales
- Petal Search highlights barriers facing Huawei
- Huawei Y6P review: Budget phone but no Google
- Huawei handset sales pass Samsung
- Genetics is a long game but speeds herd improvement
- Spark’s timid Covid-era 5G mobile launch
- New Zealand’s bias challenging algorithm charter could save lives
- Intel chip dominance ends not with a bang but a whimper
- When a desktop computer makes more sense than a laptop
- Telcowatch shows steady mobile market through lockdown
- Quantum 800 wireless headset: JBL targets gamers
- The last days of urban copper
- New Zealand won’t follow UK’s Huawei 5G ban | RNZ News
- How to choose hardware that can last for years
- When telcos don’t like regulated industry structure
- Above Avalon on Apple pulling away from competitors
- The PC: Reports of its death an exaggeration
- Spark backs alliance model – Reseller News
- Vodafone, 2degrees shine in mobile experience report
- Samsung serving advertising on $2400 Galaxy Flip
- Galaxy Z Flip: Samsung’s folding phone
- Vissles Wireless Charger review
- Privacy regulation: New Zealand wants more
- Quibi: Blink and you might miss it
- 400 advertisers boycott Facebook over hate speech
- NZ companies should hire more tech interns
- Huawei’s Gigabit Gap: NZ broadband ahead of Australia
- Eagle Technology spatial mapping on farm – NZ Herald
- Choosing the right work-from-home computer
- 2degrees fills network gaps with Vodafone deal
- Bloomberg on patchy 5G networks
- Commerce Commission revisits mobile regulation
- Apple’s timely shift to value
- A century for the Rural Connectivity Group
- Time to stop hating Microsoft
- NZ Tech Podcast: Slack and Amazon face Microsoft Teams
- Google pays tax on larger small fraction of total NZ income
- How the iPad made lockdown productive
- UK plans anti-Huawei 5G alliance
- Rural broadband surge for Farmside
- Working from home: Networks for beginners
- UFB uptake closes on a million as 58 percent connect
- Phone sales tumble as pandemic bites
- Rakon impatient shareholders can’t wait for 5G payoff
- Android tablets – Best left on the shelf
- Government bill to tackle extreme, violent content
- NZ device sales fall, would have collapsed but for Covid–19
- New Zealand’s weird showing in ITU affordability rankings
- On Tindall’s green data centre opportunity
- Sky has a broadband mountain to climb
- Google, Facebook pay less tax in New Zealand than Australia
- Aussie scientists hit fibre speeds of 44.2 Tbps
- Lockdown: Fibre, copper delivered, fixed wireless didn’t
- IT spending set to fall 7 percent this year
- Business strategy in focus as networks become platforms
- This is not a Huawei P40 Pro review
- After years of promise remote work now mainstream
- InternetNZ’s digital inclusion plan
- Turns out I’m almost certainly a bot
- 5G tower attacks: It’s not protest, it’s sabotage
- Rural Connectivity Group adds 29 sites in lockdown
- Vocus picks up Stuff Fibre
- Ultrafast Fibre overseas sale raises questions
- If a tree falls in New Zealand’s tech forest…
- Phone makers face difficult year
- Smartwatch sales grow, Apple dominates
- Covid-19 highlights UFB investment wisdom
- Benedict Evans on the virtual reality winter
- Surface Book 3, Surface Go 2: Microsoft hardware refresh
- 5G to dominate mobile carrier thinking
- Five new regional digital hubs
- HP works both ends of the PC street
- Apple iPhone SE 2020: Best value mid-price option
- Vodafone’s disappearing 5G premium
- Rural broadband funding fails to excite farmers, users
- New Zealand’s rural broadband problem we’re not talking about
- Facebook, Google to share revenue with Australian media
- Windows 10 at five: Didn’t turn out as expected
- 2020 iPad Pro 12.9-inch review part two: Camera, lidar
- Extending New Zealand fibre beyond UFB2
- iPhone SE 2020: A phone that’s right for lockdown times
- Your fibre line goes both ways: Use all of it
- COBOL back from the dead… again
- Cell tower attacks: Nine-to-noon
- 5G cell towers in the front line
- 2degrees cuts workforce 10 percent
- Cell tower attacks: As we didn’t have enough to deal with
- New Zealand got lucky twice with broadband
- 2020 iPad Pro 12.9-inch review part one: More processor power
- Webcams: Laptop models are bad
- The chilling truth about the link between 5G and Covid-19
- Apple MacBook Air 2020: Near perfect
- Everyday is like Sunday
- How 5G will transform Auckland – NZ Herald
- Digital divide: Fibre companies move
- Chorus network hits 2.84Tbps
- Voice volumes surge as New Zealand enters Covid-19 lockdown
- Educational digital divide revealed as Covid-19 hits
- Covid–19: Fixed wireless broadband not up to the job
- Skeuomorphism: A user interface Catch 22
- Gamers behind biggest data surge since Rugby World Cup
- It’s official: Fibre overtakes copper in New Zealand
- Microsoft Word stickiness
- DuckDuckGo is good enough… most of the time
- Why you need your own domain name
- The Y2K bug makes a comeback | RNZ
- Cloud computing more energy efficient than we thought
- Remote working back in fashion as pandemic fears spread
- Vodafone: Kinder, gentler mobile data plans
- The case against online voting
- Broadband: Australia watches New Zealand carnival over the hill
- New Zealand’s game developers export photons not atoms
- Galaxy Z Flip brings notification relief
- What Spark thinks about its fixed wireless broadband
- Y2K bug has a 2020 echo
- AI winter is another turn of the hype cycle
- Cold comfort for journalists
- Why Microsoft’s ritzy Surface Laptop 3 costs a fortune
- MWC canned on corona virus fears
- Galaxy S20 — Samsung’s worst kept secret
- Foldable phones impressive, useful, but hold off on buying
- NZ Tech Podcast 475: NZ Game revenue jumps
- More on the Microsoft Surface Laptop 3
- Stop worrying about kids and phones
- Android after Huawei: No winners
- The great virtual private network con job
- Surface Laptop 3 15-inch review
- Apple iPad must be doing something right
- After 10 years of iPad, Apple fans slam iPadOS
- Here’s why you shouldn’t worry about 5G health risks
- Crossing the chasm: How tech products succeed
- UK resists US pressure to ban Huawei 5G kit
- Gartner: 5G’s arrival to see phone sales grow 3% in 2020
- Online crooks ransom Travelex
- Telcowatch: Tracking NZ mobile market share
- EU mulls five-year ban on facial recognition tech in public areas
- What New Zealand’s 2020 5G spectrum auction reveals
- PC market good news not so hot
- Huawei UK 5G choice: “Nothing short of madness”
- Using journalism’s tools to save it
- 8K TV: Why you’d be daft to buy one
- Coming soon: Cheaper, greener, longer-lasting batteries
- iPhone 11: It’s hard taking bad pictures
- ChromeOS: Google’s stumbling surveillance capitalism ecosystem
- Murder your darlings
- Content is barbarism
- We’ve let our tech define us. Now it’s out of control
- How WordPress Gutenberg upsets writer’s flow
- The ebook revolution that didn’t happen
- Please leave some 3.5GHz spectrum for Wisps
- Seven biggest tech moments of 2019
- More fiction than science
- Kudos Vodafone for launching 5G, now about that $10 surcharge
- You’ll have to pry my Airpods Pro from my cold, dead hands
- Before you get excited about 5G fixed wireless broadband…
- NZ chief science advisor 5G site not up to the job
- Norton 360 Premium: Security overkill for Apple users
- Do you need security software?
- Spark dips toe as Vodafone 5G readies for take-off
- China due to introduce face scans for mobile users – BBC News
- Ditching laptop for iPad Pro
- Extending New Zealand’s fibre network
- Fibre network done, now transformation
- Dial tone requiem
- What Hyperfibre says about fixed-line broadband
- Huawei Watch GT 2: A short take
- Deebot Ozmo 900: lovable robot vacuum cleaner
- The limits of Spark’s 600GB fixed wireless promise
- Fibre uptake passes 60% mark in 10 NZ cities
- If tech giants paid NZ’s Telecommunications Development Levy
- Sign-in with Apple means privacy, security
- Freebuds 3: Huawei pays homage to AirPods
- Nokia 7.2 – a good business phone
- Online subscriptions: the second digital divide
- Self-driving car a let-down for Wozniak
- Tech productivity meets Rugby World Cup streaming
- Unbundling fibre: Be careful what you wish for
- Sky-Vodafone decision challenging
- Sky bats on front foot with Sport Now
- Why you should have your own website
- Gartner: Enterprise switches to open internet
- Talking about 5G mobile on TV3 with Duncan Garner
- NZ Tech Podcast – Netflix woes
- RNZ goes inside the anti-5G movement
- AGL walking from Vocus speak volumes about telco sector
- Vodafone hikes overseas roaming costs 40 percent
- How ten years of 2degrees changed the mobile market
- Vocus Group back in play with private equity bid
- Hacking the Treasury, or not
- A Huawei thought
- Huawei blacklist – A guide for everyday users
- America isolates Huawei — dangerous move with few winners
- Telecommunications still most complained about industry
- Fibre regulation: Commerce Commission looks past 2022
- Infratil can unlock hidden Vodafone value
- Digital divide targeted in government inclusion blueprint
- Zuckerberg undermines Facebook privacy plan
- Apple phone price hike bears bitter fruit
- Apple hit hardest as phone sales fall
- Spark brings first eSim to New Zealand
- D-Link Camera Kit review: Omna Wire-Free Indoor-Outdoor
- Microsoft reports strong third-quarter
- AF56W wireless headphones from Audiofly: Review
- New Zealand, France to halt social media terror promotion
- Galaxy Fold woes deepen for Samsung
- iPad Mini review: Size is its charm
- 2degrees almost unlimited mobile plan looks the deal
- Schools moving to the cloud
- Huawei’s embarrassing HCSEC security report card
- AirPods 2: Apple’s clever wireless headphones get tidy tweak
- Tuning in to Chinese visitor technology needs
- Questions remain as Moutter moves on
- Huawei New Zealand: A decade of mobile networks
- Huawei P30 Pro review: More camera than phone
- New Zealand’s fibre unbundling feedback howl
- New iPad, Mac models; odd choices
- Unravelling 5G mobile part 2: Unevenly distributed
- Unravelling 5G part 1: Don’t expect a big bang
- Huawei cyber security ABC talk part of bigger picture
- iA Writer 5.2: Simple text editor, great writing tool
- Vodafone mulls moving call centre jobs
- Chorus network connections hit 100Mbps average
- Huawei Mate X: Handset innovation at last
- Changing face of worldwide phone market
- Emirates in-flight wi-fi: More despair than OnAir
- Mobile World Congress: 5G, folding phones, Huawei politics
- Chorus trials more-than-you-can-eat 10Gbps ahead of demand
- Huawei’s brand is the least of your phone problems
- We’re scared of online threats, don’t do enough about it
- The threat to Huawei’s Android phone brand
- Four times as many New Zealanders as Australians on 100Mbps
- Apple’s profits sour and deep fakes get deeper
- Huawei: what no-one wants to tell you
- Spectrum buy catapultes Dense Air into NZ cellular
- Unisys Security Index: Digital identity fear barrier
- Unisys Security Index: World worries on, New Zealand relaxes
- FibreX marketing lands Vodafone in court
- Chorus hits half million fibre connection milestone
- iPad Pro 12.9-inch 2018: A journalist’s first impressions
- Targus Fitness Backpack review: Laptops and gym gear
- Nokia 7.1 review: When money is an object
- Sky TV deserves My Box video piracy win
- Huawei ban: Arguments for and against
- Still a place for non-phone cameras
- Hard copy books: Still big everywhere, bigger in NZ
- VDSL doesn’t get the love it deserves
- Telecommunications Bill resets UFB price cap
- Huawei Mate 20 Pro classy with in-screen fingerprint reader
- HP Thunderbolt Dock 120W G2 review – Sound and vision
- iPhone XS Max review: Big is beautiful
- Oppo Find X review: Pricey pop-up camera phone
- Oppo’s wacky $2400 Lamborghini Android phone
- EliteBook x360 review: secure, tiny business convertible
- Covr review: Mesh fails to fix Wi-fi woes
- Vodafone Ultra Hub Plus: Wireless while you wait for fibre
- 5G backhaul: How to deliver promised performance
- Logitech Slim Combo iPad Pro keyboard review
- Dragon Anywhere review: Impressive iPhone dictation
- Acronis True Image 2019 review: Serious backup updated
- Football deal highlights Spark Sky TV threat
- Premium phone price rise well ahead of inflation
- Galaxy Note 9 offers longer life, bigger screen
- 5G spectrum jockeying begins
- Service quality needs Commerce Commission scrutiny
- Spark to start New Zealand 5G network build by 2020
- Samsung Galaxy Note 9 better be good
- Education, technology and digital divides
- Preparing New Zealand’s path to 5G
- Sluggish demand dents Samsung profit
- 5G mobile challenge for New Zealand carriers
- Vodafone wireless broadband offer: Reality check
- Best phones 2018: Handsets to consider
- Oppo R15 Pro review: Android chasing iPhone
- What the Fortnite update tells us about NZ telecommunications
- Samsung DeX Pad review: Galaxy phone desktop
- Surface Go: Tempting, but no iPad challenger
- PC shipments up: Recovery or dead cat bounce?
- Potential entrant means regulator keeps roaming power
- Lack of innovation hurts phone makers
- Dealing with the pay wall economy
- Closing New Zealand’s rural digital divide
- Review: Nokia 6.1, 7 Plus phones showcase Android One
- Framing Facebook: It’s not about technology
- Apple, Android, phones and productivity
- Huawei P20 Pro review: Best Android phone, best camera
- 2018 iPad: More iPad, fewer dollars
- How Google can seize Microsoft Office crown
- Windows no longer Microsoft’s main focus
- Why phone makers are obsessed with cameras
- Shipments tumble as NZ phone upgrades slow
- Oppo R11s: high-end Android, budget price
- Time to take Apple’s iPad Pro seriously
- Dragon Professional for Mac V6: Near perfect dictation
- Slingshot offers unlimited gigabit fibre for under a ton
- Spark doubles down on wireless broadband
- New Zealand hits peak broadband data
- Huawei Nova 2i review: Value, not excitement from Huawei
- Less news in Facebook News Feed revamp
- Why New Zealand needs a chief technology officer
- Mobile market competition issues ComCom should watch
- Stuff Pix media strategy a new direction
- European regulator wants to rein in tech
- Sky TV fights piracy battle that’s already been won
- Fixing MacBook Pro: Apple’s to-do list
- iA Writer 5 review: When you want words without fuss
- Phone prices rise as users move upmarket
- Why I’m not an early adopter
- Huawei Mate 10: Punchy, long battery life
- UFB killer app: Speed
- The case for RSS — MacSparky
- Vodafone VoIP transition to start this month
- Vocus NZ sale and broadband competition
- Active wholesale as Chorus tackles wireless challenge
- Nokia 3310 review – $100 nostalgia phone with long battery life
- Google opens door to New Zealand smart home
- Building a resilient Wellington
- TDL shows flat telecommunications growth
- Vocus New Zealand on the block as Aussies bail
- Vodafone TV — television in the cloud
- Nokia 8 review: Classy midrange pure Android phone
- Why carriers may like Commerce Commission study, MVNOs
- Notes on the Nokia phone comeback
- The 2017 mobile phone crop in perspective
- Acronis True Image 2018 review — serious backup
- Less fone, more tech as Vodafone gets brand make-over
- If Vodafone dropping mail worries you, you’re doing it wrong
- Norton Wi-Fi Privacy — Easy, flawed VPN
- Kiwibank wastes $90 million on software – Reseller News
- Government broadband investment fills the gaps
- Duck Duck Go versus Google juggernaut
- Samsung Galaxy Note 8 launch
- Sky TV boss blames pirates, evidence says otherwise
- How Oppo shakes New Zealand’s phone market
- Public Wi-Fi plus cloud file sharing « The Diversity Blog
- Fact-checking Southern Cross Next cable is fastest to USA
- Thurrott says Microsoft Surface dead last for reliability
- LibreOffice 5.4 works better with Microsoft Office files
- Spark adds Cambridge, Turangi to 4.5G network
- Chorus backhaul starts with 2degrees
- New Zealanders cool on data analytics
- New Zealanders wary of wearable biometrics: Unisys
- Unisys Security Index 2017: How New Zealand compares
- How Microsoft killed Windows Phone
- Protecting the 12.9-inch iPad Pro: Covers, sleeves
- Why New Zealand outplayed Australia on the NBN
- Talking VPNs on Radio NZ Nine-to-Noon
- New Zealanders naïve about wi-fi safety: Symantec
- Unisys: New Zealanders want IoT driving seat
- IDC thinks ANZ is a nation
- British new home buyers see ultrafast broadband as vital
- Australians want NZ-style gigabit, but for less
- Push notifications: A productivity killer
- Nothing nebulous about Microsoft’s cloud-transition
- We’re spending more on tech, not as much as Australians
- Acorn 6: MacOS image editing for the rest of us
- HTC faces backlash over keyboard pop-up ads
- Still living in a Notification hell – Om Malik
- Duet Display uses iPad to extend Mac, PC
- PC sales could be worse
- Crypto-currencies, tulips, market bubbles
- Vodafone Australia mulls Wisp alliance, NZ implications
- Rural health professionals see fibre pay-off
- Cloud storage plans compared
- Enable Networks connects 50,000 to fibre
- Concerns about smart speakers are real
- NZ IoT networks jostle for potential billions
- Android: A practical guide for iPhone switchers
- Indieweb for journalists
- Microsoft to lay off several thousand employees
- When cloud becomes normal infrastructure
- Fixed broadband: “Nothing more than backhaul”
- New Zealand’s broadband television end game in sight
- NotPetya ransomware attack, New Zealand view
- Behind Spark’s slow-burn 4.5G plan
- Whatever ailed Vodafone broadband … seems to be fixed
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S3: Best Android tablet
- The future-proof 10.5-inch iPad Pro, a work computer
- Mandatory data breach reporting in Australia
- Sony MDR-1000X review: noise-cancelling headphones
- Smart watch: The revolution that didn’t happen
- Huawei Nova Lite: NZ$400 Android alternative
- Commerce Commission investigates Vodafone FibreX
- Mobile termination rate revision not pressing
- IBM remote work recall a red herring
- RBI2 bidders at Rural Connectivity Symposium
- Edifier R1700BT review: Luxury Bluetooth sounds
- Telecommunications monitoring report: Are you being served?
- Terabyte looms as Vocus users download 430GB a month
- 2degrees tips into profit after seven lean years
- Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus review: Beautiful, feature-packed
- After ten years of mail pain Spark is done with Yahoo
- Passive Optical Lan means fibre to the desktop
- Windows 10S — Microsoft tries locking down again
- Ten things we’ve learnt about this year’s phones
- Xero joins Silicon Valley elite as TCV invests
- Huawei P10 review: A steady-as-you-go upgrade
- Don Christie says global IT giants all take, no give
- Spark, 2degrees unlimited mobile data plans reveal 4G limits
- 2degrees Data Clock sells bytes by the hour
- Spark responds to 2degrees unlimited mobile plan
- Your guide to Rural Broadband Initiative extension bids
- 2degrees offers trial unmetered mobile phone data
- Samsung after the fire: big screen Galaxy S8 phone debuts
- PressPatron: Now you can support my site
- Net neutrality in New Zealand
- Commerce Commission pushes for congestion-free copper
- Call for truth in broadband advertising
- Kacific satellite goes where other broadband can’t
- Samsung woes see Apple regain NZ phone crown
- Fixed wireless laggard in independent broadband test
- Review: Huawei Mate 9 Pro is best Android, for now
- Journalists too mean to tech companies
- Review: Lenovo ThinkPad E570 — an old school laptop
- Apple, Microsoft dominate NZ slate sales
- Review: Norton Security Premium — polished protection
- Survey says little innovation in NZ cities
- Android won’t save Nokia or Blackberry
- Spark, Netflix a well-timed marketing promotion
- Spark New Zealand’s high risk broadband strategy
- Staying safe online is about more than buying security
- Chorus first half: Copper boosts, wireless bites
- Commerce Commission Vodafone-Sky ruling
- Apple back at top, but Chinese brands phone market winners
- Northpower in 10Gbps world first test run
- Here’s the thing about Apple Pay and banks
- Oppo R9s: Galaxy-like phone, half the price
- Apple Watch a winner but not for me
- VDSL: enduring charm of fast copper broadband
- Oppo phones coming to New Zealand
- Hawaiki submarine cable on track for mid-2018 launch
- NZ IT spending to climb 2.3 percent in 2017
- Lenovo Miix 510: A Surface Pro 4 for less
- On switching Mac to Windows, or Windows to Mac
- MacBook Pro, Surface Book choice down to hands
- Understanding Apple’s MacBook Pro Touch Bar
- Project Auckland: Mobile data is main priority
- Spark moves to 200Gbps wavelength
- Xero adds Apple Pay
- Review Apple 2016 MacBook Pro (13-inch)
- 50Mbps now New Zealand’s fibre normal
- Touch typing on the 2016 Apple MacBook Pro keyboard
- Spark, Chorus streamline fibre install
- Down, not out — falling PC sales don’t mean the end
- UFB fuels Xero Hawke’s Bay move
- New Zealand passes Australia in ITU global ICT development index
- Less local council red tape for telcos
- Australian web downloads faster in Auckland than Sydney
- Hawaiki work starts – trans-Pacific cable
- Much ado about Super Wi-Fi
- How Ultrafast Broadband reforms changed telco sector competition
- Surface Book underlines the hybrid problem
- Microsoft Surface Book one year on
- Copper criticism as Vodafone joins wireless broadband party
- Power poles may carry fibre to bush
- Microsoft double-dipping with Outlook.com ads
- Spark, Vodafone, Chorus and the battle for fibre
- Smartwatches not ticking with customers
- Wireless — a drop in the data ocean
- New Zealand VDSL missing in action
- Rural Broadband Initiative part two announced
- IBM says Macs cost less than PCs
- Vodafone’s clever free mobile data promise
- Frazer Scott: Microsoft technology, digital transformation
- Jucy’s Tristin King on ugly choices and being more like Apple
- Free non-standard UFB install scheme extended
- James Rosenwax: Agility key for Auckland
- Cell towers build boosts Spark, Vodafone mobile footprint
- Vodafone gigabit FibreX promises faster installs, lower costs
- Review: Sony Xperia XZ, Android contender
- One month with the Apple Watch Series 2 and WatchOS3
- Worrying about the social media footprint
- PC industry consolidates as shipments fall
- Samsung brand suffers from Galaxy Note 7 woes
- No allergy worries with Apple Watch Series 2
- BlackBerry phone business ends not with a bang but a whimper
- Windows 8 damaged Microsoft in ways 10 can’t fix
- What you’ll pay for Vodafone gigabit fibre
- Google Pixel phone, Home speaker sideline New Zealand
- Throw Yahoo mail overboard now
- New Zealand says no to smartwatch
- Akamai report fails to do justice to NZ broadband speeds
- What you’ll pay for gigabit fibre
- Windows 10 one year on
- Orcon Xbox deal lures gigabit gamers
- When computers go bad they’re cybers
- Mood of the Boardroom: Grant Robertson’s Future of Work
- Technology, for better or worse, top of mind with NZ bosses
- Trans-Tasman cable ready for service in January
- Commerce Commission loosens old-style telephone rules
- Facebook not the media messiah
- Spark plugs digital divide with low-cost fixed wireless
- iPhone 7 Plus review — it’s all about the camera
- Samsung, Apple, Huawei tighten phone market grip
- Spark, Vodafone boost mobile data in tandem
- Bigpipe to offer gigabit fibre
- Behind 2degrees’ Ministry for Primary Industries win
- Incremental change, dealing with disruption
- Every town a Gigatown as Chorus joins 1Gbps pack
- Greetings from behind the Great Firewall of China
- Phone glory years behind us
- Stuff Fibre opts for low-key launch
- Waikato Networks UFB buy signals fibre confidence
- Huawei: Wolf packs lead digital era industries
- Samsung dials up exploding phone problem
- Slow path to smart city: Huawei Connect
- Huawei: Let a thousand clouds blossom
- Galaxy Note 7 review: Samsung’s new champion
- What reviewers mean when they say best ever
- Review: Dell Inspiron 13 5000 – affordable compromise
- Class of 2016: The best ultraportable
- More gigatowns coming as fibre companies ready October launch
- Skinny Broadband sweetens fixed wireless internet deal
- Huawei P9 review: Premium phone, sharp price
- Trustpower misleads with untrusty broadband ads
- Hybrid PC sales still need kickstart
- Why consumer PC sales will never rebound
- NZ phone market 2016Q2 — Apple stumbles, Huawei leaps
- ComCom investigates backhaul competition
- NZ Fire Service, Motorola, Spark team for firefighter mask radio
- Datacom surges to a billion dollar business
- New Zealand looks overseas for tech skills
- Main data theft threat is inside, overlooked
- Long-reach VDSL2 has potential for rural NZ broadband
- Marine survey as Hawaiki cable build nears
- Struggling Fairfax enters low-margin market with Stuff Fibre
- Consider government open source, don’t mandate it
- Apple’s ageing Mac line-up reflects bigger picture
- Review: LibreOffice 5.2 — solid, unpolished alternative
- New Zealand companies and government tenders
- What hasn’t been said about MYOB buying Greentree
- Thoughts on iPad-only the new desktop Linux
- Tablet sales continue to fall, Windows is coming
- Review: HP Elite Thunderbolt 3 Dock
- Oracle takes cloud shortcut, overpays for Netsuite
- Samsung leads in phone sales but Apple, Huawei still winners
- Hanging on to the landline
- Review: HP Elitebook Folio G1 business class laptop
- Brands plan survival tactics as personal computer sales tumble
- CheckIT finds the data rat in your ranks
- Smartwatches a geek ghetto
- New Zealand number six nation for mobile connectivity
- Chorus says 100GB is the new normal
- Apple iPad Pro 9.7-inch Smart Keyboard Cover
- Tuanz calls for better consumer protections
- Where Open Source fits in New Zealand
- Apple sales down, but no Macpocalypse
- Miss Newton MessagePad? Here’s MyScript Stylus
- Review: HP Spectre gets Windows laptop right
- Tech sector gives Education Minister not achieved
- If your message matters don’t use Facebook
- New Zealand Herald digital — newspaper without paper
- Chorus fibre install complaints in perspective
- Goodbye BlackBerry qwerty keyboard phone
- Windows 10 laptops still better than tablets
- Operating system upgrade dilemma
- Norton Wi-Fi Privacy review — hard work done for you
- Your 5-step IT security parachute — NZ Business
- Still early days at AWS Auckland cloud summit
- Evernote changes: End of the line for some users
- Thumbs up for the Truly Ergonomic keyboard
- Overheads, warranties behind NZ PC price premium
- New Zealand PC buyers get worse deal than Poms
- Days before Microsoft took over, I quit Linkedin. Here’s why…
- Wired doesn’t get it about ad blockers
- No reason for regulator to halt Vodafone-Sky deal
- Sky-Vodafone $3.5 billion merger planned
- Apple’s role in the PC’s downfall
- New Zealand wireless rural broadband hits key milestone
- How the iPhone meteor killed dinosaur PCs
- Typing on a glass keyboard
- Vodafone buyers may find 2degrees tempting too
- Finding opportunities in the fog
- Apple 2016 MacBook one month review: The song remains the same
- China Business: Auckland Airport readies for Chinese surge
- Spark, Huawei crack 1Gbps with Christchurch 4.5G
- Review: 9.7-inch iPad Pro Smart Keyboard Cover
- Desktop internet use falling
- Reviewing technology products: Science and anecdotes
- Doing one thing at a time works wonders
- Sony Extra Bass SRS-XB3 adds bottom end oomph
- A writers guide to the iPad
- New cables may revive overseas datacentre interest
- Falling PC sales: From bad to worse
- Xero woos small business with Microsoft Outlook link
- Media should unfriend Facebook
- 9.7-inch iPad Pro review: A week on the move
- What Hawaiki cable green light means for New Zealand
- Spark opens second fixed wireless broadband front
- An Apple iPhone SE review written using the phone
- How New Zealanders get raw deal from international media
- Spark winner as NZ mobile spectrum ownership shifts
- 9.7-inch iPad Pro, a step beyond the 12.9-inch model
- Spark spectrum buy tilts broadband power balance
- NZ fixed broadband speed fall behind pace
- NZ, US Apple iPhone SE, iPad Pro prices compared
- Subdued reaction to Apple iPhone SE launch
- This will be the year of 4.5G
- Fixing Apple, Google, Facebook tax
- Let’s fix date to close copper network
- Dick Smith spam abuse begins
- Ross Patterson: Government-funded fibre makes sense
- Data use doubled in 2015 thanks to streaming
- Canon EOS 1300D: A real camera for beginners
- Microsoft readies 22% NZ enterprise cloud price hike
- Intellipath adds Australian scale with Nextgen deal
- Android winners and losers
- Android competition on show at MWC
- Huawei Mate 8 pushes phone size, battery limits
- Talking UFB on RNZ Nine to Noon
- SenCbuds: Smart earphones know when you’re not listening
- 4.5G trials see gigabit mobile speeds
- MacSparky on Apple Notes
- New Zealand among fastest fibre adopters
- 2015: The year nothing big happened in technology
- Huawei Matebook: A Surface for less
- Mobile World Congress 2016: This year’s devices
- Huawei reveals business class MateBook
- Copper price crimps Chorus profit, dividend returns
- Delighted data centre contract awarded to a New Zealand company
- Premier League Pass: Miss you already
- UFB customer numbers jump as build hits 60%
- Reflections on the first Asia-Pacific Podcast Conference
- Start-ups: Just tell us the interesting stories
- TradeMe faces margin pressure as business matures
- Carrier-grade KotahiNet bring IoT LoRaWAN to NZ
- New Zealand takes global silver for LTE speed
- Dell XPS 13 Touch review
- Android Priv fails to revive BlackBerry
- iPhone sales growth flattens as market matures
- Microsoft cloud now main focus
- More thoughts on Skinny Broadband
- Today’s technology is not expensive
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- Vodafone NZ: about your 4G business model
- Printer ink cartridges now even more of a rip-off
- Chromebook Pixel, just jewellery
- Why I use WordPress.com not WordPress.org
- Windows Phone Store has 130K apps
- New Zealand shows Australia how to do FTTP
- Google’s Chromebook Pixel pushes boundaries
- Don’t expect NZ digital spectrum windfall
- Telecom, Vodafone promise Auckland-Sydney cable
- Dump Yahoo now
- Technology price gouging in New Zealand
- Nokia result shows mountain to climb
- Telecom NZ does not need Yahoo
- Purging Windows 8 Metro apps
- Auckland SkyTower: The price is height
- Leanpub – a wonderful eBook publishing model
- HP stupidly trash-talks Dell buyout
- Cisco: Mobile data appetite doubled in size in 2012
- Dell private, problems remain
- Ultrafast broadband woes
- Callaghan Innovation debuts
- Windows Phone 8, Android – long haul comparison
- Big data, stupid term
- Microsoft matters
- Microsoft no longer drives tech, still matters
- Why printed books will never die
- The odds of a Dell buyout
- Nokia Lumia 920: Flying business class
- Samsung matters, HP doesn’t, Microsoft doubtful
- Travelling with Lumia 920
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- Why Cisco flicked Linksys
- Blackberry 10: RIM’s last chance
- Fixing Windows Phone 8
- Would you switch bank for a phone app?
- Nokia’s Lumia 920 through a journalist’s lens
- Microsoft’s four flawed Windows 8 mail clients
- Government shouldn’t price discriminate against copper
- Windows iTunes is a disgrace
- How Google Drive compares with SkyDrive, Dropbox
- Lumia 920: An Office in your pocket
- Galaxy Note II: mine’s bigger than yours
- Symantec rings ransomware alarm
- New Zealand’s difficult copper v fibre conflict
- Passing peak-BYOD
- Software defined networks
- People: Microsoft’s Windows 8 contact app
- What you’ll pay for fibre internet
- Japanese want wireless broadband not fibre
- Livescribe Sky passes real world test
- Telecom marks turf with Windows Phone 8 launch
- Livescribe Sky Wi-Fi SmartPen a powerful tool
- Why BYOD won’t be a problem for long
- You mean to say Windows 8 has a fax folder?
- Kim Dotcom’s cloud cuckoo land cable
- Time to move on from Windows XP
- New Zealand Apple Store still overdue
- One computer in four a tablet
- SkyDrive, DropBox or both?
- Microsoft’s useful Word Web App make-over
- Windows Phone 8, is it compelling enough?
- VDSL price, New Zealand’s missed broadband opportunity
- Minor Windows 8 annoyance on SSD
- Fairfax to go digital-only
- Mobile news readers
- Tablets: all about Wi-Fi, not cellular
- Ask not for whom the telco levy tolls….
- Microsoft Surface, not a tablet, nor a PC
- Word 2013: A journalist’s personal journey
- Office 2013: rent or buy?
- ThinkPad: 20 years of business class laptops
- Trans-Tasman mobile roaming regulation coming
- Ultrabooks flop
- The Jupiter Ace turns 30
- Sadly, not just “Everything’s broken and nobody’s upset”
- My books listed on Google Books
- Cloud cuckoo land computing
- New Zealand’s submarine cable debate
- Reputation management, online advertising: not a good mix
- Microsoft’s beautiful, clever, flawed Office 2013 preview
- Two ways to get attention: advertising, publicity
- My next step overcoming public speaking fear
- How I conquered my fear of public speaking
- 10 best Twitter practices for Twitter for journalists
- Microsoft’s Barnes & Noble deal won’t save the ebook business
- HTC One X review: Android’s latest champion
- Three ways Windows Phone 7.5 beats Android
- One problem reviewing phones… frustration
- Three weeks with the Lumia 800
- Hot cross bun inflation
- When brands choose funny typography
- Cardmunch: ugly as sin, painful, works
- Tablet buyers prefer wi-fi-only models
- Blackberry deathwatch
- Microsoft Touch Mouse fatal flaw
- Harold Evans’ ‘inescapable reciprocity’
- LastPass fails on iPad
- The problem with business cards
- Getting to grips with Microsoft’s touch mouse
- My iPad, my accidental typewriter
- Which is the best iPad keyboard for a journalist?
- Why I moved back from self-hosted to WordPress.com
- Samsung top phone brand in New Zealand
- Netbooks dead, blame tablets
- Time we had a New Zealand Apple store
- 20 public relations tips every journalist should read
- NZ media live blogging
- Maybe I’m not, not doing SEO
- Apparently I’m not a geek
- Incorrect tweets trump corrections
- Ebook readers make me weep
- From 2007: My take on the Palm T|X
- Dealing with journalists when you want publicity
- When live-blogging works
- Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer all flawed
- Testing if readers will buy online news
- Where Livescribe’s SmartPen fails
- Deliver effective workplace bollockings
- Passive voice useful for web headlines
- How bad press releases are a public relations own goal
- Microsoft Reader is dead
- Death of Microsoft Reader shows ebook flaw
- False power of exclusive press release
- Paying for WordPress plug-ins
- Capital letters and product names
- HTC Sensation, Huawei Ideos X5 compared
- Another criticism of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
- Microsoft Office 365 New Zealand price
- Dealing with grumpy editors
- Verb of attribution
- The Guardian’s steampunk newspaper website
- Ten best social media practices for journalists
- Text editor tribute at 10,000 Words
- Disappointing experience buying Air NZ tickets online
- Does giving up on SEO mean ignoring Google Webmaster Tools
- Greetings and salutations: How to address mail
- Why I don’t like the term ICT
- Scan, stitch pages with Microsoft Image Composite Editor
- Flirting with browsers: Chrome 10, Firefox 4, Explorer 9
- Three weeks with the Huawei Ideos X5
- Reporting share price movements on TV news is pointless
- Canon Lide 210 scanner
- Predictable press releases
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- After a year with Xero
- BBC contribution to online journalism
- A thesaurus with short words
- Narcissistic capitals
- When news goes molecular
- Less is more with back-to-basics text processing
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- The Mac still isn’t a typewriter
- Why corporate writing is crap, please stop it
- Nine journalism apps I can’t live without
- World leader in BS
- Wikileaks, FIFA and journalism
- When journalists quote
- Review: PC Tools Performance Toolkit 2011
- Not issues: problems, stuff-ups, failures
- Word 2010: distraction free word processor
- Distraction free writing with Q10
- Get straight to the point
- Five tips for writing great technology case studies
- How to write a great technology case study
- Wasteline test your writing
- No copyright in newspaper headlines
- How a newspaper paywall succeeds
- Writing for the web in 300 words
- Google Wave bye bye as service closes
- Ad-blocking hurts
- What to do when an interviewee talks like a robot
- Technology writing for beginners
- Pin facts down with concrete nouns
- Knowledge Worker
- Microsoft Word’s missing feature
- Good morning, g’day, kia ora, how are you?
- Microsoft Security Essentials hard to beat
- Better academic writing means better thinking
- Print publishing business model primer
- Publish Google Docs to WordPress
- Microsoft can’t give away Security Essentials
- How smart PR people think
- Hold meetings like Nelson Mandela to draw out skills
- Cliptec: Online news is awful
- Office 2010 no, Word 2010 maybe
- Paperless office fallacy
- Avoid ‘aplenty’ in headlines
- Zettabytes of data: Most is still rubbish
- Online writing means losing bad habits
- Full stops beat commas
- Why I like short words
- Jargon doesn’t make you look smarter
- If it sounds like writing, rewrite
- The Amstrad Story
- Gist, Plaxo and Xobni fail to replace Outlook contacts
- Livescribe SmartPen – paperless journalist’s dream
- How to write like an old-time journalist
- Mozilla offers promising contact manager
- Gtalk back-up for Skype
- Why packaged software is dead
- Is your business future proof?
- Access 2007 trumps FileMaker Pro 10
- Cutting down the paper mountain
- Platform is a fancy way of saying ‘thing’
- When TradeMe beats Freecycle
- Johnny Moore tyranny of the explicit
- File compression
- Frustrating Freecycle fails to deliver, struggles to take
- Checking Wired’s reality check
- Said will do
- Forget company history in business writing
- Revisiting my 2005 FileMaker Pro review
- FileMaker, Microsoft Access not easy
- Joke degree courses
- PC Health Check 2.0: not as useful as it looks
- Passion is a cliché – give it a rest, say something new
- Digital sabbath
- Navigating Americanisms and British English
- When ignorance is clever
- Plaxo: OK free, not worth paying for
- Panda Cloud Antivirus is a hidden gem
- Computerworld says IT failure costs NZ$5.4 billion annually
- Bank robbers now online
- AVG Anti-Virus Free 9.0: far too much trouble
- Windows 7 is great. Its price isn’t
- What does this mean for the channel?
- Paper business cards still popular
- Barnes and Noble claims Nook ebook success
- Fairfax’s bloated, overweight Stuff
- The Australian stops tweets from iiNet trial
- Microsoft’s barely there Security Essentials
- Publishing business: Advertising sales revenue
- When Outlook trumps Gmail
- Publishing business models: Where the money comes from
- Head-hunted? Close the deal
- Change management: Motivation
- Managing change: keeping a lid on panic
- Change management: tick the box
- Remember the Milk with added smarts
- Fresh perspective on online newspapers
- Eight small business must-haves
- Google Docs harder work than Word
- Games technology degree passport to a great career
- Google Docs for journalists and writing professionals
- Norton Internet Security Windows 7 update
- Hartman’s Law of Prescriptivist Retaliation
- Using acronyms
- Web hosting: Asian market ripe for harvesting
- Firefox eating Internet Explorer’s lunch in New Zealand
- CRM: Big bang theory explodes
- Headhunted? here’s what to do
- What happened to the internet fridge?
- Kindle: Fairfax, News Corp say no to Amazon ebooks
- In defence of clear, crisp communications
- When Australian Net Guide had a sealed section
- Preparing the ground for highfaluting applications
- Making eCRM work for your business
- Drucker: knowledge workers an asset
- Twitter enters hype cycle’s trough of disillusionment
- 2degrees astroturfing
- One way the newspaper paywall could work: Sport
- Fairfax to follow Murdoch, charge for online news
- This content is classified: from The Bulletin 1999
- When the head-hunter calls
- Tech skills shortage to return with a vengeance
- More on Twitter journalism
- How many hours will you work in your life?
- Is Auckland a super city?
- Apostrophe errors undermine your writing
- Write with rhythm
- Snappy writing works best online
- New Zealand culls skill shortage list
- Where you should use capital letters
- Why people read less online than with print
- Twitter journalism but sound-to-noise ratio an issue
- Reader donations for print
- Go easy on adjectives
- Marketing is different from sales
- Micropayments for online reading
- Active voice
- How I set up my personal email address
- Clear and simple writing is best
- Inverted pyramid writing
- Michael Dell: Next Dell could come from New Zealand
- Can you start a sentence with And?
- Companies are singular not plural
- Advice for Australian tech companies targetting New Zealand
- Free software liberates
- Financial literacy
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 8: the good the bad and the ugly
- The Hawthorne effect
- Data storage: Most of it is junk
- What music can teach journalists
- Sliding down Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
- Auckland electricity still needs fixing
- Twitter spam
- Employers squander workers’ talent
- Ergonomic keyboard — here’s why you should look at one
- How to spot a psychopath boss
- Working too hard hurts productivity
- Commonsense leadership for new managers
- “One either meets or one works”
- Herzberg’s motivation, hygiene factors
- New Zealand technology press users’ guide: updated
- Sacked workers steal data
- Investing in knowledge training and James Whistler
- Dylan Horrocks copyright blackout cartoon
- Fill CV (or resume) blanks
- Computer security: What to buy or download for free
- How to buy small business PC security
- Wanted: a distraction free Microsoft Word 2007
- It is a paycheck — and it is killing us
- Computer security software round-up
- Theory X and Theory Y — a way of looking at motivation
- Computer security threat guide for small business
- Computer security primer
- Bob Sutton: Wearing the Asshole Collar
- Challenging Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
- The best netbook for porn?
- Three steps to leadership
- Managing business contacts
- Your psychic contract
- Maslow’s hierarchy of needs: Motivation
- Taylor’s scientific management and knowledge work
- New Zealanders prefer Blogspot over WordPress
- Desktop Linux fades
- Beating office bullying
- Remuneration: A posh word for pay
- Malcolm Gladwell lives in a bleeding obvious world
- The Age of Unreason by Charles Handy
- Job titles your father never knew
- Recession-proof jobs: The best ones
- Never mind the quality, feel the bandwidth
- What is Open Source?
- CV or resume?
- Experience overrated
- Why geeks love text and so could you
- What they don’t teach you at renaissance prince college
- Breakfast of champions
- How to start brainstorming
- Will bosses accept telecommuting?
- How to negotiate a pay rise in uncertain times
- Technology still too boring for girls
- Voluntary redundancy sends confusing message
- How to quit your job and stay friends
- Experience better than money in a downturn
- How long should you stay in a job?
- Unravelling Gartner’s Hype Cycle
- Ten tips to make sure your press release fails
- New Zealand’s technology press
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- How to get publicity for your business
- Ten tips to get the best from a psychometric test
- Psychometric tests: How to succeed
- Knowledge work: Reports of its death an exaggeration
- Who are the knowledge workers?
- Starbucks closes 61 stores in Australia
- PC World New Zealand
- Journalist bloggers
- Music industry blames net for falling music sales
- Start-ups born global in Australia and New Zealand
- Mail messages starting with “good morning”
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