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Uber passengers on Thailand have a new way to get around: as of Wednesday, the ride service has added motorcycles to its offerings in Bangkok.

Everything from virtual reality, new handsets and ingenious app ideas, to 3D printing, privacy protection and backend solutions were on display.

Various sources attest to the fact that Apple is working on creating a phone that is unhackable by government bodies or even Apple itself.

Porn clicker-type malicious apps disguised as legitimate apps are widespread on the Google Play store, researchers say.

Touch ID may not be as secure as you thought, with a mobile security company getting around the security with an unlikely partner in crime: Play-Doh.

Auckland's TEDx event will feature 30 speakers and a multi-day experience for the first time, exploring the theme 'flipside'.

Far Cry Primal is a unique game where you are assume the role of a caveman. There are no guns or any type of technology featured here.

Facebook Reactions launch has implications for businesses and publishers as they can now see how users respond to their content.

Auckland University's new ICT Graduate School opens, promising to equip students with in-demand tech skills and industry connections.

Google expands Project Shield to protect online news outlets from cyber criminals and DDoS attacks, says company blog post.

Learn how to create a backup policy that works for you in the real world, reflects how important your data is and the risks you're prepared to accept.

Dick Smith is to close all its stores across Australia and New Zealand after failing to receive any acceptable offers for the business.

Facebook rolls out six new reactions globally today, yet the long-awaited dislike button remains elusive, leaving some users unsatisfied.

The volume of new mobile malware tripled in 2015, with attacks becoming more complex and targeted, according to Kaspersky Lab.

Universities eye tech overhaul with Gartner's top 10 list, aiming to foster innovation and gain competitive edge in global education.

A new survey reveals just how much of an impact the internet is having on Kiwis - and our anxiety when disconnected.

NZ's Productivity Commission calls for views on modernising the £5bn tertiary education sector for future challenges.

The research shows 89% of New Zealand’s Year 7-10 teachers think the advantages of the job clearly outweigh the disadvantages.

Wireless networks can be left vulnerable if you have an old router with poor security. Likewise, free WiFi can be used to intercept your transactions.

Turnitin's new technology, Revision Assistant, encourages students to revise more often and improve their essays, according to pilot release.