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The objective is to make the hospital experience more pleasant by enabling patients to maintain communication with family and business contacts.

The FBI should stop bullying Apple and the technology industry and spend their time and energy instead on figuring out other ways of investigating.

Netguide’s Darren Price takes a look at a couple of indoor and outdoor networked cameras from D-Link's Vigilance range.

Expressions of interest for the 2016 Hutt STEMM festival have opened, aiming to raise awareness of technology opportunities.

Student information systems are being more readily adopted by schools, thanks largely to advancements in cloud computing and the growth of mobiles.

Kiwi solar power company, Sunergise, launches a PledgeMe crowdfunding campaign to raise NZD $15,000 for portable solar kits to help cyclone-hit Fijian homes.

Getting more digital devices, teacher aides and supporting costs of outdoor activities could have been paid for with the charter school bonuses.

Virtual reality shows promise in combating obesity and treating weight-related disorders, according to new research.

Kiwis are being asked to dig deep as CSC's Adrian McKenzie takes to the road to raise funds for a cause close to his heart.

New survey by Spark shows that New Zealanders over 55 are tech-savvy, with 70% feeling confident using technology.

BuzzFeed’s new mobile video app, BuzzFeed Video, is testament to the growing importance of video to the digital operations of all media companies.

Charging parents for school enrolment ballots is unfair, says New Zealand's Labour Party, as it criticises fees for out-of-zone students.

Rumour has it that by this June we could be approaching warp speed with the introduction of a new generation of MacBook Pros.

The rising cost of education will drive the global MOOCs market to exceed $7bn by 2019, growing at a CAGR of over 46%, according to Technavio analysts.

Just six months after entering the broadband fray, 2degrees has cleaned up in the Canstar Consumer Satisfaction awards for broadband services.

The NZ Council for Education Research has collaborated with Gamelab on a game aimed at getting people thinking about the future of education.

South Westland is set to benefit from a virtual medical receptionist – a new service offering greater access to booking general practice appointments.

Kiwi entrepreneur launches Kickstarter campaign for Bluejay, the first smart car mount. Campaign has already raised $15k.

New Zealand ranks highly in global broadband connectivity, with 4th place for mobile broadband and 14th for fixed broadband, according to the OECD.

A new Indian company has introduced a smartphone for for 251 rupees, about NZ$5.50, and has been met with a mix of scepticism and excitement.