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For the first time in 13 years, Apple has posted a decrease in financial performance, spelling ill tidings for the rest of the industry.

The Inner City Women's Group has developed an app to help Kiwi women fight domestic violence. The app is called 1 in 3 Be Free.

Whitireia lecturer recreates WWI chess piece using 3D tech to commemorate great-grandfather who carved it in the trenches.

Intel's vPro CPUs have garnered some serious media coverage, but details around Intel's next generation budget CPUs are also surfacing.

Auckland's Lynfield College clinches the high school excellence title at the VEX Robotics World Championships, continuing NZ's winning streak.

The HP’s ZBook Studio is a fully fledged no compromise mobile workstation that redefines the previous parameters.

Kiwi universities and businesses targeted by ransomware scammers, warns Computer Forensics NZ. Attacks becoming increasingly common.

Jack Matthews reappointed as director for the Network For Learning board, while Martin Wylie retires after four years.

Rolleston sets the pace with over 50% Ultra-Fast Broadband uptake, outstripping national average and embodying 'town of the future' vision.

When the new 9.7 inch iPad Pro was placed down on my desk, it felt like Christmas. I didn’t even care that its metal finish was a distinctive pink.

Microsoft has announced the free Xbox One and Xbox 360 games that Gold members will be able to play next month.

There were times that I thought technology was taking over our lives and not always in a positive way - until it saved my husband's life.

My father, a longtime journalist and editor, is surely rolling in his grave. Somewhere, David Ogilvy cries. Emoji have taken over the written word.

The New Zealand government grants over USD $1 million from the NZSL Fund to support projects enhancing the use and proficiency of New Zealand Sign Language.

These days our home Internet connections are nearly as crucial as our water and electricity - ASUS has produced an innovative product.

Riverhead School in North-West Auckland is set to receive a $9.4 million upgrade, including a new classroom block and administration building.

The British government launches study on creative sector's interaction with copyright and designs in a changing technological landscape.

Ratchet and Clank is very unique because it’s both a remake but also a new game. Not to mention it’s based upon the new movie that will be out short.

NZ's Infratil electrifies buses with a US$30m Wrightspeed powertrain deal, paving the way for greener, quieter city travel.

Dotteral's creative solution to reducing UAV noise earned them a place at the Callaghan Innovation New Zealand pavilion at the NAB Show.