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More than 140 tertiary students and recent grads from will be placed into paid summer internships via the Summer of Tech internship programme.

The Textbook Creator helps teachers covert PDFs of textbooks and other education resources into Kindle books and interactive content.

D-Link ANZ launches industry first Wi-Fi siren for enhanced home security and alerts during the holiday season.

After spending many hours playing Fallout 4 now, I have to say that the game is much more enjoyable than my experience with Fallout 3.

Network security starts with people. Your people. Staff, teachers, administrators, visitors and anyone else who might have access to your network.

​Windows 10 will be rolled out to about 10,000 devices across the University of Newcastle campus by the end of 2016.

Computer Forensics NZ has developed a new technique to combat cyberbullying by collecting offensive texts or messages, even when they have been deleted.

Symantec says that despite the concern and awareness of cybercrime, consumers are overconfident in their online security behaviours.

5by5 Wireless promises swift internet for remote holiday spots, buoying travellers with expansive 25-mile hotspots.

The internet is a cornerstone of the modern world, and as such is a crucial tool for businesses to engage with customers.

If you are wanting to find new gamers to play with, Leaping Tiger is the app you should use. It connects you to other gamers.

This is a DLP projector that treats colour accuracy very seriously, and that's exactly what makes this a fantastic projector for vibrant images.

Soaring exploit kit use sees malware surge by 75%, as cybercriminals target users with automated attacks, Infoblox's DNS Threat Index reveals.

The Warehouse has officially launched its new mobile brand in stores around the country, with low prices highlighted as a key differentiating factor.

Durex has launched an international campaign calling for the creation of an official safe sex emoji ahead of world AIDS Day on December 1st.

The equivalent of 2,543,173 people aged 18+ now have a smartphone, with research showing 92% of adults will own a smartphone in the the next 12 months.

More than 270,000 rural addresses can now connect to the Rural Broadband Initiative, with 255,000 addresses able to connect to fixed wireless RBI.

Developments in eCommerce means retailers need to make sure their infrastructure is up to scratch or risk their customers going elsewhere.

Facebook tests new tools to help people manage interactions with ex-partners after a break-up, says product manager Kelly Winters.

InternetNZ launches new community grants round to support internet research in New Zealand, offering $100,000 in funding.