How much thinner can Elon Musk spread himself?
Not content with just trying to save the human race, Elon Musk is trying to save democracy through his acquisition of Twitter. How much thinner can he spread himself?
Why we might be missing the significance of cryptocurrencies
Most cryptocurrencies tanked in January, with Bitcoin dipping as low as around $52,000, down sharply from an all-time high of around $91,000 in November last year.
Devices for school: A buying guide for parents
For most of us, mince pies and Christmas carols appearing at the supermarket are the first reminders that Christmas is around the corner. For me, it’s the inevitable flood of inquiries from friends, customers and other acquaintances about what devices they should be buying for their kids for school next year.
Like me, many of these acquaintances stuff next year’s device into this year’s Christmas stocking to make that stocking a bit fuller and, I guess, to make the device feel a bit less like a grudge purchase.
11 essential tools for every small business
Running a small business can be really hard. Here are 11 essential tools that every small business should be using.
Windows 11 is released without a hiss and a roar, and it’s beautiful
Windows 11 was officially released this week, but you’d be excused for not noticing. It was probably the most muted Windows release ever.
Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 – which is better?
Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 are the dominant market leaders in the cloud-based productivity suite market. Both companies spend billions on developing and improving their platforms as part of a fever-pitched battle for customers. But which one do you choose?
Tesla Bot is Tesla’s late April Fool’s joke
Tesla’s inaugural “AI Day” conference took a bizarre turn on Thursday (US time) during Elon Musk’s keynote speech. The world’s second richest-man introduced the Tesla Bot – but was it just a late April Fools’ joke?
Are ‘business-grade’ fibre connections worth it?
Today New Zealand has some of the fastest, most reliable internet connections in the world, but when ultra-fast broadband (UFB) was launched in 2009 we had some of the worst internet connection speeds in the OECD.
So now, if you’re a small or medium business owner that’s choosing an internet connection, what should you do?
What Square’s purchase of Afterpay means for the future of credit and payments
Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 are the dominant market leaders in the cloud-based productivity suite market. Both companies spend billions on developing and improving their platforms as part of a fever-pitched battle for customers. But which one do you choose?
Cyberattacks on the rise: How to protect your business
Cyberattacks against small businesses are on the rise – both in terms of frequency and sophistication. Small businesses were once ignored by hackers, as they were too small and too anonymous to be worthwhile targets. No longer. Find out what you need to know.
Is it time we regulated against misinformation on Facebook?
Facebook’s mission is to bring the world closer together, so why does it feel like they’re doing the opposite and what, if anything, should we be doing about it?