Friday is a 'Phone Free Day'
He's a dad who works in the technology sector, but he's kick-started a movement calling on parents to ditch their cellphones.
Dad wants daughter to be a YouTube star
Auckland dad says he's willing to pay a director "handsomely" to help his daughter launch her YouTube channel.
Firefox adds killer new feature
OPINION: I was encouraged to read about Mozilla's latest update to its Firefox web browser.
Lotto website ready for the crowds?
Get your tickets early, because high demand could stop you buying online.
What's the best foldable phone in 2020?
OPINION: Hell-bent on getting your hands on one this year? Here are the three best foldable smartphones in the world, right now.
Millions of Google users are at risk
Chrome users risk being hacked after three security holes were found in Google's browser.
Sweet night to spy Starlink
Excellent conditions for much of NZ to get a good view of Elon Musk's satellite train.
Pope: Give up trolling for Lent
Pontiff tells Catholics to 'disconnect' from phones and 'connect to the Gospel' on Ash Wednesday.
Facebook takes supremacists' cash
OPINION: We can all agree white supremacists aren't great, so why is it so hard for Facebook and Twitter to stop taking their money?
Mate 30 Pro 5G: Smart device, smart future
SPONSORED: With the launch of its latest device, smartphone giant Huawei further pushes the boundaries of the possible by delivering one of the most capable handsets yet.
No more checkout lines
At Amazon Go Grocery, shoppers can grab milk or eggs and walk out without opening their wallets.
Construction's automated future
Man behind the world's first 3D printed bridge shares his thoughts on the future of building.
Pioneering Nasa worker dies
Katherine Johnson was a black mathematician who inspired the movie "Hidden Figures".
Use Instagram to plan your holiday
With its user-generated content and real-time images and video, social media can be a big help.
Dad wants daughter to be a YouTube star
Auckland dad says he's willing to pay a director "handsomely" to help his daughter launch her YouTube channel.
Lotto website ready for the crowds?
Get your tickets early, because high demand could stop you buying online.
Mate 30 Pro 5G: Smart device, smart future
SPONSORED: With the launch of its latest device, smartphone giant Huawei further pushes the boundaries of the possible by delivering one of the most capable handsets yet.
Drawing robot for kids to code
REVIEW: Artie rolls about and draws patterns on paper according to your code, but the language isn't so child-friendly.
Why you should care about e-sims
OPINION: Good news; Vodafone will offer e-sims in 2020. Now, all we need is a genuine price war.
Watch: Live esports
ACT leader David Seymour among gamers involved in LetsPlay.Live and Heart Foundation's live fundraising event.
Virus games are going viral
The popularity of outbreak-themed video games has surged as experts battle the spread of coronavirus.
Taking esport to the world
As esports boom, an upstart league is hoping to disrupt the not-so-old order.
Virtual reality trip to the moon
Put on your headset and fly to the moon as part of the Dowse's NZ Festival 2020 exhibit.
Pope: Give up trolling for Lent
Pontiff tells Catholics to 'disconnect' from phones and 'connect to the Gospel' on Ash Wednesday.
Facebook takes supremacists' cash
OPINION: We can all agree white supremacists aren't great, so why is it so hard for Facebook and Twitter to stop taking their money?
Why attack Jameela Jamil?
OPINION: "Stand Up For Women... No, Not Like That!" is our new anthem. Real catchy, if tuneless and self defeating is your thing.
Facebook knew breach could happen
Social media company failed to protect data ahead of hackers stealing personal data from millions of users.
Use Instagram to plan your holiday
With its user-generated content and real-time images and video, social media can be a big help.
Stunning new Google Earth pics
Google Earth has released more than 1000 new photos of landscapes - including NZ.
When Google Maps goes wrong
The app is 15 years old this week, but there have been a few dead ends along the way.
Skip mole-scan app, see a doctor - study
Some smartphone apps can't spot all cancers, providing "inadequate protection to the public", new research shows.