Smile and Wave… It’s Just Google Streetview
This week, three new Street View vehicles will begin on the South Island to capture 360-degree imagery in higher quality.
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Hands-On Review: D-Link D-Fend AC2600 WiFi Router
Overall, a stunning advancement in family-oriented home security and quite overdue. While it is not the first device to address this market, it is certainly the best I have encountered myself and leaves the other devices I have tried eating its dust. At $600+/- it’s not cheap, but if you have kids it’s an investment you would be wise to give serious consideration to.
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Ballistix Memory Sets New DDR4 Overclocking World Record
Ballistix Elite 3600MT/s Modules Overclocked to 5726MT/s by Stavros Savvopoulos and Phil Strecker, members of the Overclocked Gaming Systems (OGS) team.
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Google Deliver Crippling Blow to Huawei.
Google may have just made one of its biggest and most controversial stands against troubled telco provider Huawei this week.
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Hands-on review: D-Link DCS-2802KT Omna Wire-Free Camera Kit
Overall, this started out to be the single best multi-cam system I have come across in years – quick and easy to use, especially for non-technical folk.
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Stand Up Against Cyberbullies on Pink Shirt Day!
Most people have some experience dealing with bullies in real life and online, but most don’t know that cyberbullying is more than sending threatening or nasty messages to a classmate…
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D-Link launches new DCS-8600LH Full HD Outdoor Wi-Fi Camera
The new camera is suited for outdoors mounting, is wireless, and integrates seamlessly with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.
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Nova Energy & Plume launch family-friendly WiFi controls
Nova Energy and smart home internet platform Plume have teamed up to offer New Zealanders a new range of family-friendly internet services and parental controls.
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D-Link Wins Customers’ Choice Recognition from Gartner
The Gartner Peer Insights Customers’ Choice Distinction is based on feedback and ratings from end-user professionals who have experience purchasing, implementing, and/or using the product or service.
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Micron Launches High-Performance NVMe SSDs for Cloud and Enterprise Markets
Micron 9300 Series of NVMe SSDs Provides Faster Data Access for Applications Requiring High Capacity and Performance.
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Australia’s Internet Is Worse Than Kazakstan’s, New Survey Shows
This shouldn’t be a surprise considering a separate survey done in 2017 found Australia’s internet was pretty shitty.
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Win a new Huawei Y6 2019 Edition Smartphone.
Entry is open to everyone in NZ, and runs from May 1st to May 21st inclusive. Full details on the KIWIreviews.nz website Competitions page
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Belkin WeMo Insight smart plugs vulnerable to attack
Cybersecurity firm McAfee is suggesting that the Belkin WeMo Insight smart plug could be vulnerable to malware attacks – and Belkin has taken a very long time to fix the problem.
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Beapy – Cryptojacking Worm Hits China
Recently, Symantec released new research on a cryptojacking campaign impacting enterprises. The campaign, dubbed Beapy, uses the EternalBlue exploit and stolen and hardcoded credentials to spread rapidly across networks…
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China outlaws blood and poker… in video games
China’s uneasy relationship with the video game industry became even more thorny last week. New regulations from the government – who must approve all new games within the country – won’t be approving any games that feature blood, card games, or palace intrigue.
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Spark partners with OPPO to bring new AX5s Smartphone to Kiwis
OPPO has recently announced the launch of its new smartphone, the AX5s. The device comes packed with new immersive experiences without the expensive price tag. The OPPO AX5s will be available exclusively at Spark stores* for just $299 NZD, marking the beginning of a new partnership. The device will be available for purchase from Tuesday, 30th April.
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Steve Balbi chooses Sony high res mics for The Big Red Bash
Featuring Midnight Oil, The Living End, Casey Chambers and more, The Big Red Bash will be held in Birdsville, Queensland from 16-19 July. It will use the new Sony high res microphone range.
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AI Weekly: Boston Dynamics Robots are Terrifying By Design
If facial recognition software and Amazon’s Alexa are held up as popular examples of surveillance capitalism, Boston Dynamics videos are usually shoved in ones face by people afraid of these robots’ mobility and physical prowess.
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UK: Social Media Will Be Regulated
The UK government is taking a hard line when it comes to online safety, appointing what it claims is the world’s first independent regulator to keep social media companies in check.
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Symantec Internet Security Report 2018: “5,200 IoT attacks per month”
Ideally, manufacturers of new IoT devices will build better security into their products, but there are no guarantees. “We still see vendors who don’t understand security, or don’t care…”
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Dozens of Apps on Microsoft Store Displaying Adult, Gambling Content
Symantec found 80+ deceptive PUAs displaying pornographic and gambling content, which are also able to display other content that could carry malware payloads into your devices.
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