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House of Marley have always been conscious of the environment, and their new Exodus headphones are the perfect choice for eco-friendly music lovers.

Razer has launched the Blade Studio Edition laptops, featuring the latest NVIDIA Quadro RTX and GeForce RTX GPUs, tailored for creators and prosumers.

This follows the opposition party’s unexpected release of details of the Government’s Budget, which were due to be made public on Thursday.

Five design and arts colleges have been incorporated to create New Zealand’s largest independent specialised creative and IT college.

LG adds Alexa to 2019 AI TVs in Australia and NZ, enhancing the smart home experience with seamless voice control.

It has been four years since Apple released the 6th generation iPod touch, so clearly Apple thinks there’s still life in the iPod yet.

For the first time, teams were allowed to trade on cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Cardano, and Ethereum as well as more traditional investments.

With a proprietary open-ear design and micro-acoustics it allows for voice control and personal audio without loss of privacy.

Several high profile Kiwi tech firms will be giving young New Zealand female students the opportunity to be mentored at the upcoming ShadowTech Day events.

The humble pizza can cause rage amongst friends and family if it’s not made right. A piece of pineapple on ‘your’ half of the pizza? Sacrilege!.

With 56% of Kiwis prioritising a pay rise this year, Hays reveals key steps to successfully request a salary increase, backed by substantial evidence.

US Air Force's Space Fence detects Indian satellite debris, proving key for space safety amidst growing orbital litter.

Adobe Premiere Rush is now optimised for Samsung Galaxy devices, featuring enhanced GPU performance, HDR10+ support, and seamless video editing on the go.

2018 MacBook Air revamp - sleeker, USB-C ports, Retina display, and updated keyboard, keeping its iconic status.

Only 27% of New Zealanders believe their personal data is treated reliably by organisations offering digital services.

Youthline launches its new Digital Assistant, Sam, to provide support and information to young people in New Zealand.

Swann's new Wi-Fi Floodlight Security System combines 2500 lumen LED lights, 1080p HD video, and smart tech to deter intruders and alert homeowners instantly.

Inland Revenue's new system issued NZD $83.3 million in refunds and NZD $10.4 million in tax bills in its first week, with records for daily logins.

ve been feeling somewhat in the dark with developments in the growth of the ‘smart home’, so it was a great opportunity to find out how things work.

New Zealanders are passionate about their games, with new data showing a 21% increase in sales from the previous year.