GO
Subscribe
Subscribe
CLOSE
SECTIONS
Dunedin
Otago
Dunedin
Queenstown
Wānaka
Central Otago
South Otago
North Otago
Canterbury
Christchurch
South Canterbury
North Canterbury
Mid Canterbury
Selwyn
Rural Life
Dairy
Red Meat
Horticulture
Rural People
Rural Events
Business
Lifestyle
Food & Wine
ODT Quiz
Home & Garden
The Mix
Entertainment
Travel
Fashion
Sport
Cricket
Rugby
Racing
Basketball
Football
Netball
Motorsport
League
Golf
Southland
West Coast
National
World
Opinion
Editorial
100 Years Ago
Advertising Features
SEND US NEWS & PHOTOS
SIGN IN | CREATE ACCOUNT
SUBSCRIBE
My Account
E-Edition
Contact us
Advertising
Allied Media
Subscribe
Subscribe
Subscribe
News
Dunedin
Queenstown
Southland
West Coast
National
World
Opinion
Otago
Dunedin
Queenstown
Wānaka
Central Otago
South Otago
North Otago
Canterbury
Christchurch
South Canterbury
North Canterbury
Mid Canterbury
Selwyn
Rural Life
Dairy
Red Meat
Horticulture
Rural People
Rural Events
Business
Lifestyle
Food & Wine
ODT Quiz
Home & Garden
The Mix
Entertainment
Travel
Fashion
Sport
Cricket
Rugby
Racing
Basketball
Football
Netball
Motorsport
League
Golf
SIGN IN
Dunedin
Queenstown
Southland
West Coast
National
World
Opinion
Dunedin
Otago
Dunedin
Queenstown
Wānaka
Central Otago
South Otago
North Otago
Canterbury
Christchurch
South Canterbury
North Canterbury
Mid Canterbury
Selwyn
Rural Life
Dairy
Red Meat
Horticulture
Rural People
Rural Events
Business
Lifestyle
Food & Wine
ODT Quiz
Home & Garden
The Mix
Entertainment
Travel
Fashion
Sport
Cricket
Rugby
Racing
Basketball
Football
Netball
Motorsport
League
Golf
Southland
West Coast
National
World
Opinion
Editorial
100 Years Ago
Advertising Features
SEND US NEWS & PHOTOS
SUBSCRIBE
My Account
E-Edition
Contact us
Advertising
Allied Media
Social media
GO
Subscribe
technology
World
May 21
ChatGPT pulls AI voice that sounds 'eerily similar' to Scarlett Johansson
Scarlett Johansson accused OpenAI of creating a voice for the ChatGPT system that sounded "eerily similar" to the actress after she declined to voice the chatbot herself.
Business
August 6
Scientists achieve fusion breakthrough for second time
US scientists have achieved net energy gain in a fusion reaction for the second time since December, the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory says.
Business
November 23
Scott signs deal with Caterpillar
Scott Technology has inked an agreement with global construction and mining giant Caterpillar to develop an automated connection system to support stationary charging of electrified machines.
Australia
August 12
Google to pay $66m for misleading Aussies
Google has agreed to pay NZ$66 million in penalties flowing from a long-running court fight with the Australian competition watchdog over the tech giant misleading users on the collection of personal location data.
Business
May 28
Tech sector gets boost in Queenstown
In a major move to diversify the local economy, Queenstown’s tourism and hospitality college is launching a technology course.
Business
May 2
NZ about to have its 'Apollo moment' says Rocket Lab founder
New Zealand is about to have its "Apollo moment" said Rocket Lab founder Peter Beck speaking to the US Business Summit in Auckland today.
Business
April 26
Musk buys Twitter for $44b, to cheers and fears of 'free speech' plan
Elon Musk clinched a deal to buy Twitter Inc TWTR.N for $US44 billion cash in a transaction that will shift control of the social media platform populated by millions of users and global leaders to the world's richest person.
Business
March 8
Spotify hit by worldwide outage
Spotify users experienced widespread outages worldwide, with many saying the streaming platform has logged them out and asked them to reset the password.
The Mix
February 6
Be seen and heard
The tech that keeps us in touch, visible and audible, has only become more important. Michael Robertson reviews a couple of new releases from Logitech.
Business
November 20
Christchurch-based software firm has 60 million users worldwide and growing
A Christchurch-based company has become the fastest growing PDF software company in the world.
Business
September 14
Pretty in pink: Apple releases new iPhones
Apple has released its new iPhone, the most fully-tricked out model yet.
Queenstown
May 23
‘World-first’ new tracing tech
The same week the government’s introduced a Covid-19 digital diary, “world-first” contact tracing technology is about to be rolled out in Arrowtown.
Business
May 6
PM lauds Microsoft plan for NZ data centre, but details sketchy
Microsoft's plan to open its first data centre in New Zealand was lauded by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern at her daily Covid-19 briefing.
Business
April 12
Time to get to grips with those tricky tech tasks
So you find yourself at home during lockdown and you're looking for a project. How about tackling a technology task that you might have been putting off?
The Mix
March 15
Privacy without a tinfoil hat
Everything in your smart home, from the lightbulbs to the thermostat, could be recording you or collecting data about you. What can you do to curb this intrusion?? Davey Winder looks into how to stop your smart home spying on you.
The Mix
November 24
Firefox fights for the future
With Google's Chrome dominating the web browser market, not-for-profit rival Mozilla is staking a comeback on its dedication to privacy, writes Alex Hern.
Business
November 20
Microsoft's Office 365 down worldwide
It doesn't look like Office 365 will be up for all 365 days of this particular year.
Opinion
October 31
Internet's founding ethos sad memory gone awry
Leonard Kleinrock helped invent the internet 50 years ago. He asks how it all went wrong.
Business
September 10
Apple reveals triple-camera iPhone; streaming TV
Apple Inc on Tuesday revealed a triple-camera iPhone, matching a feature rivals already have, and rolled out a streaming TV service priced to undercut Disney and Netflix.
Business
August 30
Apple to supply parts to independent repair shops
In a first for Apple, it will begin selling parts, tools and repair guides to independent shops to fix broken iPhones in the US before rolling the program out to other countries.
Australia
July 17
'Likes' to be hidden on Instagram in NZ
Instagram users in New Zealand and Australia will no longer be able to see how many 'likes' a post has a received under trial changes to "remove pressure" on the digital platform's users.
World
July 10
Huawei wins reprieve but still on shaky ground
The US government has announced it will issue licenses to companies seeking to sell goods to China's Huawei where there is no threat to national security
Business
July 3
Glitches affect Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram
Facebook Inc says some of its users globally are facing issues while sending media files over its social media platforms including Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram.
Business
June 3
Major changes announced at Apple conference
In addition to the death of iTunes, Apple also confirmed at the annual development conference another long-running rumour: the launch of 'dark mode' for iPhone.
World
June 3
Huawei banning could start the biggest trade war ever
OPINION: Don't expect the Chinese government to roll over in the fight against the tech giant Trump's banning of Huawei could be the beginning of the biggest trade war ever.
View more
