Hands-on review: A side-by-side look at Dell's Latitude 3390 and 3590
Jun 19featured Sponsored Make sure you have your checklist of requirements with you because Dell seems to have covered all the bases with their range. Read More →
featured Sponsored Make sure you have your checklist of requirements with you because Dell seems to have covered all the bases with their range. Read More →
featured The Workforce ET-16500 A3 multifunction printer adds Epson’s EcoTank cartridge-free printing as an option for the small business/home office. Read More →
featured The Tello mini-drone is the result of an interesting partnership between Shenzhen-based Ryze Technology, Intel and leading drone manufacturer, DJI. Read More →
IT is at the centre of a new project to fuse Māori culture and an interactive waka sculpture, to be installed in Hamilton for Matariki. Read More →
The survey found flexible working reduces commuting time, enhances productivity, staff retention, job satisfaction, and creativity. Read More →
A new research report further supports the stark reality of just how many scammers are trying their luck on New Zealanders. Read More →
For several years now, the free to play video game World of Tanks had been a PC exclusive but now the game is heading onto console platforms. Read More →
sponsored Overall I had a blast with this game, and so far this is the closest you’ll ever come to being a Jedi in real life. Read More →
Tesla has taken a former employee to court for allegedly hacking company data and handing it over to third parties. Read More →
Around 34% are now on fibre and 16% on wireless broadband. Read More →
"Tech makes it easy & convenient for people to order food online. It means there is now a huge variety of cuisine being delivered to people’s doors." Read More →
The worldwide wearables market is forecast to ship 124.9 million units by the end of 2018, up 8.2% from the prior year. Read More →
Could randomised loot boxes in your favourite video games be giving you a similar hit to the psychological effects of gambling? Read More →
We get hands-on with NETGEAR's latest business-grade NAS Drive Read More →
When fitting a home or business with smoke detectors, you might want to steer clear of ionisation alarms and stick with photoelectric. Read More →
Up-and-coming web developers now have the chance to grab one of 23 scholarships at Enspiral Dev Academy for its full stack web development programme. Read More →
Chorus and N4L announced they are expanding a trial that uses Chorus network infrastructure to bring free internet into the homes of students. Read More →
Jurassic World Evolution is a movie tie-in theme park management game from the same developer as the wonderful Planet Coaster, but is it any good? Read More →
Apple is reportedly taking a stand against those who use phone unlockers to access data on iPhones, Read More →
The two agencies have agreed to share certain domain registration information so that they can ‘enhance’ cybersecurity in New Zealand. Read More →
Apple and Samsung dominate the top 10 most shipped smartphones, leaving no room for any of the growing Chinese vendors. Read More →
Nintendo held another Nintendo Direct this early morning in NZ time and a host of exciting things were announced. Read More →
Sony revealed a pretty unique press conference this year at E3 2018 by showcasing many of its epic PS4 exclusives coming out soon. Read More →
Sonos is ramping up the integration of streaming content and wireless smart speakers in a market that it says is constantly filled with tech clutter. Read More →
Ubisoft showed a ton of new trailers at E3 2018, although two particular franchises are still sadly missing in action . Read More →
Bethesda presented its biggest E3 press conference to date as the publisher announced a lot of big blockbuster new games. Read More →
According to NordVPN, Facebook’s data harvesting, sharing, and profit goes far beyond Cambridge Analytica. Read More →
Teachers are overworked and underpaid – and to prepare our next generations for the tech evolutions, they need to be paid better. Read More →