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From March 20, Uber and other rideshare providers will now use a dedicated rideshare rank at both the domestic and international terminals.

Kathmandu is notifying potentially affected customers directly and has advised them to change their passwords for its online loyalty programme.

Spark and Ohmio unveil New Zealand's first 5G-connected autonomous vehicle, currently being tested in Auckland’s Wynyard Quarter.

Huawei's Y7 Pro smartphone impresses with its AI camera, long battery life, expandable storage, and user-friendly interface.

People are installing motion-sensor cameras connected to their smartphones without realising they could be filming their neighbours illegally.

Apple says it’s ‘protecting the planet’s resources’ and expanding educational opportunities for workers who assemble Apple products.

How to DAD is the star of a driver distraction video that explains some of the more…. Unconventional ways to keep yourself away from your phone while driving.

If you’ve happened to wander into a Pak’nSAVE across the lower North Island, you may have walked into an entirely new way to do your grocery shopping.

Despite ongoing efforts to raise awareness about online scams and fraud, New Zealanders are still losing staggering amounts of money.

Following a comprehensive evaluation process, DisplayMate Technologies has heaped the praises on the Samsung Galaxy 10 - specifically, its display.

A partnership in Finland has launched a new autonomous bus that can operate in any weather conditions - including the country's harsh winters.

Following the trend set by Vodafone and Spark, 2degrees is trying to lure customers into a contract with the promise of access to streaming content.

Vodafone New Zealand’s extra 10 days of ‘safe leave’ for its employees has now been implemented in a total of 25 countries.

The personal computing market is in decline, with unit shipments expected to drop 3.3% in 2019, except for detachable devices which see modest growth.

Vodafone has offered the bulk of its staff voluntary redundancy with rumours saying it aims to drop as many as 400 of its 2700 employees.

The New Zealand Community Trust is using facial recognition tech to help problem gamblers exclude themselves from gambling rooms.

Cybercriminals exploiting social media platforms rake in over USD $3 billion annually, a study sponsored by Bromium and led by the University of Surrey reveals.

While New Zealanders are spending per device on smartphones than ever before, sellers should be wary that we will only go so fare.

The WiFi router gives parents more control over their children’s internet activities – and how long they spend online.

After tinkering with the final design for a few years, an innovative new solution from New Zealand for those in need is going global.