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I will never, ever fix my smashed phone screen – and I’m not alone
Josie Adams refuses to fix the cracks in her phone screen even though they’re slicing her fingers to ribbons. Why?
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Josie Adams refuses to fix the cracks in her phone screen even though they’re slicing her fingers to ribbons. Why?
A flurry of new scams is using fears around Covid-19 to get money out of New Zealanders.
Go wants users to put down their phones and interact with people in real life, which meant having to make an unexpected change of plans.
And with Facebook considering an 'amputation' it's all getting pretty ugly.
The internet ain’t what it used to be, thanks to privacy issues, data leaks, censorship and hate speech. But a group of New Zealanders are working on a way to give power back to the people.
When the iPhone owns less than half the market, what are the best Android alternatives at every budget?
There are many unanswered questions about how technologies are being used, why they are necessary, and whether they risk infringing on human rights or privacy.
It positions social media as a kind of eye of Sauron – the single source of misery and all that is wrong with the world.
Think a good pair of wireless earbuds means shelling out for Apple's ubiquitous white sticks? Think again.
Apple has finally announced its long-anticipated content bundle Apple One. So what do you get, and for how much?
Over most of last week, the NZX had to pause because of persistent cyber attacks. Similar attacks have today been reported against news websites.
With a TV like the Samsung Q950TS it's possible to set up your living room like a cinema, but ultimately it shouldn’t matter what screen you watch your favourite films and shows on.
Without a strong legal and ethical framework and clear policy for use, FRT can have grave implications for individual and collective rights.
Focusing only on tech solutions to New Zealand's contact tracing challenges ignores the needs of the fifth of the population who are digitally excluded.
Finding it hard to focus in this era of remote work and pandemic-induced anxiety? A scaled-down tablet and keyboard set-up might be the productivity hack you're looking for.
What's with all the geopolitical hostilities involving the giant Chinese tech company?
Russell Brown talks to RUSH Digital about being an ethics-first business in the competitive world of technology design.
