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We just can't fault this very impressive device from Intel. It's small, very powerful, has heaps of connection options and it looks damn fine.

A educational partnership between Ngai Tahu & Code Club Aotearoa combines web coding & te reo to help children tell their stories through tech.

When there comes a need for auto-responding bots that can take harassment by its thorns and turn it back on the perpetrator, it makes you wonder.

Both the webcam and dual microphone on his laptop are covered by tape, this shows the tech-savvy Facebook boss is worried about being spied on.

Noel Leeming is embracing the virtual reality (VR) realm as the retailer will bring the HTC Vive to its New Zealand stores later this year.

This latest integration amps up the possibilities of where you can take your music and how easily you can access it all.

NZ On Air and Google team up to offer a $300k grant to successful New Zealand YouTubers to help them hone their talents and reach new audiences.

Trend Micro reinforces commitment to protecting customers against ransomware, with 99% of threats blocked from email and web traffic.

Sequel slump: 'Independence Day Resurgence' fails to ignite critic enthusiasm, with lacklustre charm and plot.

Netflix maintains a code of silence around it's data, occasionally teasing the entertainment industry with snippets of information.

According to the Lewiston-Auburn Sun Journal, almost 90% of teachers and 74% of students preferred laptops over tablets.

Internet users in Australia and New Zealand are lacking in cybersecurity practices at home, according to ESET research.

There is a need to teach teachers how to bring technology into the classroom, not as a specialist subject, but as a method of teaching all subjects.

As football mania is sweeping the world, employees could be a security risk through your 'bring-your-own-device' policies, warns Flexera Software.

Educational institutions will have to take some preliminary measures when implementing a smart school concept into their existing environment.

New Zealand schools are adopting the rapid growth and evolution of technology faster and better than most schools worldwide, says LMS provider.

Fitbit has launched new sleep tools to help users improve sleep consistency and overall health, in collaboration with sleep experts.

Rivals brace as Microsoft's LinkedIn buy raises stakes in social network integration, questioning the future harmony of tech's biggest players.

This medium enables new opportunities for creativity, and we’re excited to see what kinds of 360 photos get shared on Facebook.

Within five and a half years the community has grown at an astounding rate and has more than doubled in the last two years.