
Inside Musk’s plan to upend the wireless phone industry
SpaceX has discussed buying Boost Mobile or accessing its leased network.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Elon Musk's Starlink has a rival with some new tricks up its sleeve.
Mobile phones and computers helped drive record sales at JB Hi-Fi NZ.
OPINION: The Government could prohibit those under 16 from possessing smart devices.
The new foldables impress but will cost quite a few of the bills that fold in your wallet.
Gemma McCaw tells us when she plans to give her kids a dumb phone, as she comes to grips with parenting and screen time. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY
The decline in birth rates accelerated once smartphones became widely available.
Sir Keir Starmer introduced the plan in a speech at London Tech Week.
Hundreds of towers set to get better backup batteries, delaying blackouts after disasters.
Customers nationwide are reporting problems making and receiving calls.
Trump Mobile updated its terms to say deposits do not guarantee a phone will be made.
Researchers said the average effect on test scores was 'consistently close to zero'.
New York Times: Counting minutes is a poor way to curb phone habits.
One NZ and Spark using Starlink satellite-to-mobile to plug coverage gaps.
'Imagine if you could detect a disease on your breath simply by blowing onto your phone.' Tech has potential use in healthcare and food quality. Video / Herald NOW Business
Spark said it experienced 'an issue' that impacted some cell sites in the capital.
2degrees marketing general manager Dave Pearce says 'Ring Ring' will remind you to pick up the phone and call someone you love. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY
The Education Review Office has found compliance is an issue in secondary schools.
Social media giant Snapchat is under investigation over child safety. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY
The mobile phone network was first listed as 'under repair' at 3.12pm on Wednesday.
Two-year mass surveillance project commissioned by Department for Transport under Tories.
REVIEW: Technology editor Chris Keall reviews the Korean giant's new flagship phone.
New York Times: The US tech industry has refused to shift where it gets most of its chips.
Owners of some models can fix the issue by installing a software update.