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The redevelopment project aims to deliver world-class, technology-based learning and teaching to Unitec students.

You’d be forgiven for thinking Apple rumours were the only game in town. Recently they've been bubbling over around Samsung's flagship phone.

A big LAN event will be held in Auckland early next year so console gamers have a chance to test their skills out against the country's best players.

Necklace storing medical records and wearable soap win UNICEF's Wearables for Good challenge. Prize: $15,000 each.

NZ launches a new Cyber Security Strategy, investing NZD $2 billion to enhance online safety and resilience, aiming to tackle rising cybercrime threats.

Dr Ryan Ko, from the University of Waikato, has been recognised at an international level for his work in the world of cyber security.

Demand for technology in education, which can be accessed from any location, has sparked a revolution in the online learning segment.

Sharp and Blackboard are partnering to streamline student assignment workflows with Sharp's multifunctional printers integrating directly into Blackboard Learn.

Victoria University’s Te Kura Māori-developed Māori language app, Puna, has taken out the top tertiary sector award at the Māori Language Awards.

Microsoft signs three-year agreement with Ministry of Education to provide Kiwi students with latest computer software.

University of Auckland includes computing subjects for the first time, recognising their importance in digital world.

Ubisoft set to expand its Assassin's Creed Chronicles with India and Russia editions, launching early 2016 with a unique 2.5D style.

This is one to consider if you're planning on setting up a home network server, accessible from the cloud and all your mobile devices.

QNAP's game-changing TVS-871T NAS sets a new benchmark, merging Thunderbolt speeds with massive storage potential for professionals.

The first smart hub for group collaboration that transforms Polycom's iconic three-point conference phone into a powerful system is now available.

Well done Asus, this is a superb device and I can see gamers or those watching 4K video getting superior performance right out of the box.

Lighting may only account for around 8% of your electricity bill, but it can still play a part in reducing the amount of electricity you consume.

Data theft is continuing to spur on the mobile identification market, and will generate an additional $700m for mobile network operators by 2020.

The education sector is swiftly moving towards cloud and mobile solutions, says TechnologyOne, which has gained numerous major clients globally this year.

Security concerns have been raised over a Wi-Fi capable Barbie doll that could be hacked, according to Bluebox Labs and security researcher Andrew Hay.