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May 15featured Skeleton horses and killer bunnies may not be traditional learning tools, but a new mod for Minecraft is using them to teach important lessons. Read More →
featured Skeleton horses and killer bunnies may not be traditional learning tools, but a new mod for Minecraft is using them to teach important lessons. Read More →
featured BostonDynamics recently uploaded some more videos of their robotic creations. Read More →
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With the widening scale of cyber threats targeting consumers, its crucial that our security solutions simultaneously protect every type of device. Read More →
featured An all-electric version of the Kia Niro SUV has been unveiled at a special event. Read More →
Designed and built by runners, but are they any good? We check out Jaybird’s Run True Wireless Sport Headphones. Read More →
The vivoactive 3 is equipped with a ton other features that make it a powerful companion for tracking fitness. Read More →
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With more and more of our devices connecting to our home network via Wi-Fi, good network coverage throughout your home is essential. Read More →
The madcap adventures of Monkey D. Luffy’s and the Straw Hat Pirates go portable Read More →
The PM is set to attend the opening of Techweek as a hologram on Monday. Read More →
sponsored The range of Corsair products I used over the past week provided quite a smooth and customisable experience. Read More →
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 has been revealed today and EB Games Australia and New Zealand have unveiled an exclusive edition you can get. Read More →
University of Auckland Commerce and Law student Jillin Yan took the top spot in the 2018 CMC Markets’ University Trading Challenge. Read More →
Yesterday was Budget Day, and since our Labour-led government released its first budget, Twitter has been afire with responses. Read More →
sponsored The Latitude will happily handle your needs in any imaginable business setting. Read More →
The Xbox Adaptive Controller is an awesome new device that allows some disabled gamers to enjoy playing video games. Read More →
The Government’s Budget 2018 will inject an extra $3.9 million for New Zealand’s Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) over the next four years. Read More →
Usually to make a living playing video games, you need to be good at eSports or entertaining on Twitch and YouTube. Now there's a new way called Loot. Read More →
sponsored What measures are you taking to secure your social media accounts? Read More →
It is free for people in the community to use and is already in use by a number of councils in New Zealand and Australia. Read More →
iDEAStarter is designed to foster young entrepreneurial talent and help them into career pathways. Read More →
“UX design is one of the fastest growing segments in design.” Read More →
sponsored QNAP offers help managing multimedia storage for easy access to all our documents, videos, music and photographs. Read More →
Apple CEO Tim Cook says the company’s is committed to advancing technologies that are good for the planet and help protect it for generations to come. Read More →
The Asus ZenBook Flip S is a stylish laptop that doubles as a tablet, and even comes with a stylus. Read More →
“One of the most common requests we’ve received is for storage plans to be sharable within a family.” Read More →
“As for the specific issues over which the US side has voiced its concerns, our two sides also maintain close communication.” Read More →
Trend Micro recently deconstructed a new phishing scam that targets Apple IDs and uses AES encryption as part of its processes. Read More →
The Government will generally contribute 50c for every $1 contributed by an eligible KiwiSaver member. Read More →
Hnry turns self-employment into a ‘pay-as-you-earn’ model, free from the risk of severe consequences that come with non-compliance. Read More →
Smiths City have issued a statement saying they have made the changes required by Court but maintain that the meetings were “just to help staff.” Read More →