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DJI has opened registrations for RoboMaster 2018, offering a grand prize of USD $75,000 for the winning team in its electrifying annual robotics competition.

New findings from a report that Carbon Black has released show it is easier than ever for criminals to extort money from victims through ransomware.

Disneyland is often referred to as the 'Happiest Place On Earth'. Sadly, you'll be doing a lot of frowning if you choose to play Disneyland Adventures.

As home networks are put under pressure from multiple wi-fi connected devices D-Link’s DIR-882 EXO AC2600 MU-MIMO Wi-Fi Router makes sure everyone in.

Two million ANZ cardholders can now make secure, in-store mobile payments using Android Pay and eftpos, following a collaboration with Google, ANZ, and Cuscal.

Young Aussie and Kiwi cyberstars Dakota Adams, 8, and Madison Hurst, 11, win Trend Micro's internet safety contest, each taking home AUD $2,250.

Tesla has revealed its futuristic Semi truck, promising to revolutionise cargo transport with enhanced safety, efficiency, and cost savings.

The trials will explore how future connected and autonomous vehicles can replicate human behaviour and reactions when driving...

A Wellington tech group launches SAM, the Virtual Politician, to explore if AI can improve political engagement and decision-making by providing unbiased facts.

Vodafone NZ's email service is closing for good at the end of this month and the telco is urging its customers to set up an auto-forwarding service.

The HP Envy Photo 7120 is a wi-fi enabled, compact, multifunction printer. It’s aimed mainly at the home user for printing photos and the odd document.

Apple reclaims the top spot in the wearable band market with 3.9 million shipments in Q3 2017, fuelled by strong demand for the Apple Watch Series 3.

New Zealand’s IMAGR secures Sage Technologies investment to fast-track Smartcart, a revolutionary AI solution to eliminate supermarket checkout queues.

A new environmental initiative will see boats in the Volvo Ocean Race equipped with sensors to gather data on climate change...

A large concentration of Taiwanese startups are in the hardware sector, integrating IoT and smart technologies into their innovation.

Pycom is having the worldwide launch of their new FiPy development board that supports five different Internet of Things wireless protocols.

It's not often big gaming tournaments are open to NZ gamers, but a new one has been announced. If you want to take part, you need GT Sport.

Some limited edition Star Wars drones will be released at several New Zealand retail stores today with more to be released next week.

The event aims to provide a platform where entrepreneurs and VCs alike can build together a shared startup ecosystem.

Over the next three days, more than 300 startups will congregate in Taiwan’s capital for three days full of innovation, networking, and fun.