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The NZ telco market is fiercely contested - now Spark has come out with claims that they’re the biggest revenue earners.

Scammers are once again targeting Apple customers in their attempt to hijack accounts and steal payment information. Here's the rundown.

You woke up today with a headache. It’s been getting worse all day, and you aren’t sure if you should be worried or not. So what do you do? Google.

Kiwi aren’t so keen on socialising with coworkers, don’t regard formal dress for work important & are slightly less productive than global averages.

ESET has put together a list of indicators that help parents recognise whether their offspring are being cyberbullied.

Fast forward three years from now and at least 25 percent of households in developed economies will have digital assistants.

A Kiwi social enterprise creating affordable healthcare solutions for those in need is in the spotlight as a APAC finalist in the startup awards.

FLocker is the latest a malicious ransomware agent that is targeting smart TVs running the Android operating system, Norton reports.

The creation of an online guide to help schools make the best use of teacher aides has been welcomed by the Minister of Education.

Experience global adventures without leaving the store as Flight Centre introduces virtual reality holidays, powered by Samsung Gear VR headsets.

Personal technologies are set to have a major impact on every business across the globe, according to Gartner.

HP initiates global recall for certain notebooks' batteries amid overheating fears, urges immediate cessation of use.

The huge extent of the global digital divide has been uncovered, showing that 57% of the world's urban population are unconnected to the internet.

World Wi-Fi Day aims to bridge the digital divide and highlight the risks of public Wi-Fi, according to security specialist ESET.

Massey University research tackled the robotic elephant in the room, in a study that explores the potential impacts new technologies have on society.

University administrators do more with less, however many facilities are still using obsolete, vulnerable campus ID cards. It's time to upgrade.

New Zealand's data traffic is set to double by 2020, with IP traffic reaching 50 Gigabytes per capita, according to Cisco.

United Nations Special Rapporteur warns that digital technology in education can be dangerous and widen inequality gaps, furthering digital divide.

It might just be possible to use Facebook Messenger, emoji searches weather and currency exchange search requests to help you book your next flight.

Your data is for sale. It's something we've all known for a while now but $26.2 billion later the conversation has been reignited.