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Apple has solidified its stance on digital privacy, with CEO Tim Cook publishing an open letter to customers about why it won't comply with FBI's requ.

The launch of the ride sharing app is convenient in the wake of the Auckland bus strike, as commuters are encouraged to find alternative transport.

Over half of online banking customers would avoid a provider that has recently experienced a security incident, according to a survey by Kaspersky Lab.

Rocket League came out last year on PC and PS4 and took the world by storm. The popular game now releases on Xbox One and it's as fun as ever.

Vodafone's summer success sees over a quarter of a million new customers join the telco, partly due to family plans and marketing campaigns.

Fortinet's cutting-edge cybersecurity protects schools without compromising network performance, ensuring seamless safety from classroom to cloud.

Spark has converted phone boxes near Auckland into EV chargers, or 'Spark Plugs' WHERE id = to combat range anxiety.

Medical researchers have successfully 3D printed muscle, cartilage, and bone templates that can potentially be used surgical implants.

Ryan Reynolds triumphs with Deadpool, silencing critics of his Green Lantern past, delivering razor-sharp wit in a superhero comeback.

Labour Party criticises KiwiRail's cyber security, saying the test website was left open to the public allowing free bookings.

New book ‘Love Yourself(ie)’ equips kids with tools for self-love amid social media's trials, fostering resilience and self-acceptance.”.

With the help of patent pending sensor technology, SenCbuds instantly know when they are taken out of the user’s ear, and pause the media accordingly.

Lower Hutt could host NZ's pioneering TechShop, a haven for creative tech, pending a Hutt Council viability study.

Street Fighter V is out right now and it's as fun as it can be. However, the little content that is being offered so far is disappointing.

What HP has done in its most recent laptop is incredibly clever and solves many issues for a consumer in an elegant and compact package.

As UFB and RBI connections rise, TUANZ urges Kiwis to review their internet services, citing improvements and clarity in access pricing until 2019.

Technology is saving teachers time, enabling them to focus on students, according to a survey by software-as-a-service firm Instructure.

NetSafe has released a resource to help young people and parents tackle the consequences of sexting and sharing intimate images online.

Hybrid learning, the convergence of processes, uptake of cloud-based solutions, and development of analytics are key trends impacting eLearning.

BYOD programmes in classrooms are benefiting students, as they adapt learning to the increasingly mobile nature of technology.