I'm having issues with setting up a VOIP landline that used to be connected to a wireless 4G router. Not too sure what the settings are, and even the password.

We have a selection of oldish phones, and rather poor 2 degrees 4G reception (more about that later, maybe). But all the phones will do VoLTE on 2 Degrees. Wifi calling seems like a good idea. On the ...

I'm planning a new build and am able to have a separate media / theatre room. I've just realised there will be an issue with the wiring / cabling due to the window (council requirement and can't be ...

I have a mobile plan with Kogan NZ physical sim. iPhone 16 Pro Max. I am travelling to Australia, and intend to purchase a data only eSim from a provider (yet to decide who). If I disable the roaming ...

I’m currently using a physical SIM with One NZ (pay monthly plan) and noticed I can convert it to an eSIM directly in my iPhone settings. The process looks straightforward, and I’m aware of the main ...

The new OPPO Watch S sits somewhere between two extremes. It’s a smartwatch with a sleek design, great at tracking what I want, and have a good battery life.  ...

I have bought a new car and want to get a towbar fitted. How are the electrical connections handled ? My last ancient car just had wires spliced into the loom where the bulbs for taillights and ...

New robotic vacuum and mop systems bring next-generation roller mopping technology to more homes, combining powerful performance, intelligent automation hands-free convenience.

New detachable, portable 27-inch smart screen designed to move with you, transforming any space into an entertainment hub.

I just went to find the latest contact number and address of an acquaintance in Australia, using Whitepages.com.au, and found that it doesn't exist anymore except for commercial businesses. As of ...

Spark New Zealand, One NZ, and 2degrees today announced they have signed the GSMA Open Gateway Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), which will see them working together to deliver standardised network ...

Tech New Zealand has partnered with three of the world’s largest digital platforms to launch the New Zealand Online Scams Code (NZOSC).