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Warner Bros. has released the first gameplay trailer for Middle-Earth: Shadow of War. It shows us the gameplay system and a ton of other things.

Spark offers to buy all TeamTalk shares at NZ$0.80/share, 78% higher than last closing price, says CFO Chalmers.

Jaguar Land Rover SVO has created a personalised Land Rover Discovery for the Austrian Red Cross, complete with a roof-mounted drone.

Trade Me says ‘Ping’ will make buying and selling easier, faster and safer as it is rolled out and will replace the current 'Pay Now' system.

The culprit was in fact an 18 year old British high-school student, interested in cyber security and the seemingly trivial defences of printers.

The Global Student Entrepreneurs Awards will be held in Auckland’s Viaduct on Friday, celebrating Kiwi students' innovative new businesses.

Otago Polytechnic graduate Jacob Ong is one of fifteen students selected for the GovTech Talent Graduate Programme.

Moodle is about to launch Project Inspire, which aims to collaboratively build learning analytics software that can fit into Moodle sites.

Sky Noon is a video game developed by New Zealand based Lunar Rooster. Amazingly, the game is deservedly getting some international recognition.

Otago Polytechnic and acclaimed ‘geek girl’ Jenine Beekhuyzen are hoping to persuade Year 8 and 9 girls from Dunedin that IT is a fun career path.

Wage inequality, workplace gender bias and a shortage of female role models are among the main obstacles women working in tech face today.

While paper usage in the office has certainly reduced in recent years, the paperless office is still not quite a reality - here's some tips to save.

Ubisoft's Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands is out today in New Zealand, but the fun won't stop as more content is being added in the future.

There is depression, heroin, violence, regret, sex, lies and betrayal. But you know what? T2 is actually hell of a lot more upbeat than the first one.

In our hands-on review, the Corsair 270R emerges as a minimalist's dream for easy assembly and robust cooling options, all under £50.

New semi-autonomous vehicle tech being revealed at the Geneva Motor Show is touted as preventing head-on collisions.

Review: Corsair’s Crystal 460X dazzles with tempered glass and versatile RGB lighting, merging style with function for custom PC builds.

Government's telco regulation proposal welcomed by InternetNZ as clear and simple framework for future regulation.

Smartphones aim to heighten convenience, but there is a real feeling that they're becoming a bigger target for cybercriminals. Why?.

Government's new pay equity principles to be applied for the first time in agreement with unions, says Paula Bennett.