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New Zealand retailers are entering the busiest week of the year ahead of Christmas and the number of DDoS attacks continues to rise.

Vodafone is offering scholarships to young New Zealanders to pursue a career in technology, valued at up to $20,000 each.

ESET is upping its banking and payment protections, with a new solution that automatically detects when users are performing financial transactions.

Jennifer Lawrence barely saves 'No Joy in Joy,' an overwrought film saved from chaos by her resilient performance.

HP has taken the Surface’s already good design and refined it. The result of this is a great gadget that is a design hit with some minor misses.

That feeling when you realise that your dog has vanished is something all dog owners dread. Fortunately, Mongoose has the solution.

Les Mills launches immersive fitness technology to 'gamify' workouts, aiming to reshape the global fitness industry.

Over the next decade, teaching will account for 17% of job openings, but only 10% of top students consider it. A new campaign aims to change that.

Take an exclusive tour behind Facebook's closed doors and discover the eclectic workspaces powering the global tech giant.

Cyber security is a challenging game for any organisation. Staying on top feels a little like bailing water from a leaking boat.

Teachers in the US want more control over the selection and delivery of education technology in schools, a survey reveals.

Hot off the press is the new enterprise stalwart, the Dell Optiplex 9020. Built like a brick outhouse, designed to stand up to your everyday user.

Funding for six new research projects will benefit teachers and students for years to come, according to Education Minister Hekia Parata.

A start-up has developed a first-of-its-kind, lightweight, solar-powered electric scooter using Stratasys PolyJet and FDM 3D printing technology.

As part of the campaign is Spark's new Outage Map, which gives a real-time view of any problems on Spark’s mobile broadband or landline networks.

Tobacco use in video games is fueling concerns about increased smoking rates among young people, says a report by Truth Initiative.

The two most common data protection problems that families face today are damaged or lost devices, and running out of disk space on their devices.

The Education Act Update in New Zealand has garnered over 1,800 diverse submissions, reflecting a 'huge response' and sparking wide-ranging public engagement.

Robot revolution at home tipped by research; 1 in 10 US homes to have chore-doing bots by 2020, says Juniper Research.

I felt like I was holding my breath as one thing after another tried to pull this man down, to take everything away from him.