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What digital contact tracing looks like around the world
A week ago, New Zealand launched its official contact tracing app. So how does it compare to some of those overseas?
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A week ago, New Zealand launched its official contact tracing app. So how does it compare to some of those overseas?
As government agencies prioritise online interaction, what does it mean for those who just don't have the digital literacy? A new report explores the scale of digital exclusion in NZ.
UK company Stasher allows travellers to store their luggage while offering local businesses a way to earn extra cash. The CEO Jacob Wedderburn-Day explains how the business works.
Have we reached peak smartphone? Henry Burrell reviews the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip, an engineering marvel which all but highlights how few ways there are to improve phones in 2020.
EVolocity is using innovation, creativity and the incoming electric vehicle revolution to encourage kids into STEM education. Madeleine Chapman talks to its founders about the how and why of their mission.
Why are we still looking to America first when it comes to our decisions on which countries to engage with?
In a world where we're already conditioned to expect near-instantaneous speed from our mobile internet, what kind of change can we actually expect to see from 5G?
An upcoming three-day conference in Auckland aims to 'envision our future', but Sir Ed Hillary-branded event appears to feature some odd guests.
I thought I could wean myself off my smartphone by using another piece of technology. Turns out I was fighting a losing battle.
As the extent of involvement continues to grow, questions arise around the trade-offs, and the absence of public debate.
The father-and-son team behind Zach, the medical AI that seemed too good to be true, have been condemned by an Internal Affairs investigation, which finds they engaged in 'serious wrongdoing'.
Good for the cult of Steve Jobs, bad for humanity. Easily the most influential book of the decade.
Richard MacManus finds out how 5G will help Auckland smarten up by building better relationships with its citizens.
Russell Brown discovers that maybe AI has better taste than humans.
At Vodafone HQ on the North Shore, a multinational team is working to build a network which will change New Zealand. Duncan Greive watches the birth of 5G.
What's the once staunchly metal hacker convention Kiwicon doing swapping skulls for stuffed toys, and what's the deal with the new con on the block?
How New Zealand startup myReflection is making bespoke, affordable, mass-produced breast prostheses using 3D printing.
