Paul Brislen

Our technology correspondent Paul Brislen busts a myth about the effect screen-time has on kids' reading ability, has some advice about what to do with your device in an emergency and answers your… Audio

GST on imported goods - what's it all about. DNA strands and their use for the storage of data. The launch of Baboom and its unusual approach to actually paying people for their art. Guest: Rod… Audio

The big news is Google's change to Alphabet. Audio

Paul Brislen on Twitter, Internet ownership and traffic lights. Richard Gill on his new Civil Defence App and 111-calling applications. Audio

Paul Brislen discusses the Trans Pacific Partnership's potential impact on the New Zealand technology sector. And we meet Richard Phillips from Koordinates, a company that aims to make geospatial data… Audio

The Tesla Car, the Ashley Madison hack, and will the phones of the future have a SIM card, or not? Audio

Paul talks about the New Horizon probe, who is asking to be "forgotten" by Google, NetHui, and answers questions from the audience. Audio

News about technology. With our correspondent, Paul Brislen. Audio

Our correspondent, Paul Brislen, is here to talk about technology. Including the Cyber Bullying Bill, Apple Music launch, the EU band roaming data charges, and the death of the father of text… Audio

Our technology correspondent brings us the latest digital technology info. Audio

Our technology correspondent, Paul Brislen, discusses a range of new gadgets. Audio

What might be the next big thing in technology in ten years' time? Audio

The latest in technological advances. Audio

Apple have come out with an ad for their new apple watch; Android chose a more up tempo style for promoting their smartwatch; soon we'll be growing computers and using our natural electrical field to… Audio

Could the world's most sophisticated airplanes be hacked in mid air by passengers who wanted to take over the flight controls? Audio

Today's technology discussion with Paul Brislen covers; privacy at work, how music streaming is taking over from downloading, Skype's many new languages and the accident-rate of self-driving motor… Audio

Tesla's home battery, power generation and solar panels, increased electricity demand for digital devices. Audio

Today: Some apps that can assist you in a disaster. MFAT has a register for travellers. Google and Facebook both have projects to alert people. What happens when our smartphones are smarter than we… Audio

Twitter causes an uproar by introducing "Direct message anyone" capability. Google causes an uproar by changing its algorithm to emphasise mobile-friendly websites. HBO tells Kiwis and Aussies to… Audio

Apple have released their watch, we talk about the Twitter trend to MoveToNZ, and an update on the content wars. Audio