Starlink's direct to cell technology now used for One NZ's IoT network. Spark broadband price rise has consequences. Tuatahi ...

Spark delays 3G shutdown to March 2026 as rivals stick to earlier timelines. Also in this issue: the shift from VPNs to Zero ...

Australian warship disrupts wireless networks, Spark warns cloud adoption is stalling, Chorus updates its outage map, and 2degrees teams with Datacom. Plus: Freeview adds HD, and telcos react to ...

Learn why many writers find the iPad is better than a laptop and find out how to get started using it as your creative, digital typewriter. Apple didn't design the original iPad for writing. It was a ...

New Zealand media on Twitter directory: Journalists, producers, editors, presenters and anyone else working at the sharp end.

Acronis True Image 2021 promises to keep your data safe for around A$100 a year. It protects PCs and Macs from disasters, accidents, criminal attacks and ransomware. True Image started life as a ...

In the 1980s I worked on a magazine feature about the paperless office of the future. We interviewed people who said it was close. Any day now. We never got there. Today the printer remains essential.

Facebook tells users intrusive, privacy abusing ad-tracking keeps the social media service free-of-charge. It’s a snow job. A week ago Apple upgraded its iPhone operating system. One key new feature ...

At the end of September, fibre companies had 880,000 premises connected to their networks. There were 581,000 copper connections. Fibre connections were up 31 per cent on the year earlier. Copper ...

Listening is an underrated skill. Make no mistake, it is a skill. And it is often underrated. Dan Erwin looks at some researched-based facts about listening in: Brainware – 10 Things You May Not Know ...

Satellite-to-mobile phone text services from any part of New Zealand could be months away. 2degrees recently conducted successful trials of the technology with satellite operator Lynk in a paddock ...

Showing a mobile phone on TV3 back when there still was a TV3 and when phone makers could get away with tiny screens. This is Bill Bennett’s technology and telecommunications news, opinion and ...