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Facebook plans to bring internet access to remote regions via aircraft, satellites and a partnership with Eutelsat.

The commission is seeking comment on a number of matters, including why .nz data should or should not be collected and made public.

Changes to copyright law will be needed now New Zealand has signed the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement, according to InternetNZ.

A Kiwi online platform which helps teach financial education by creating a virtual ‘classroom currency’ has snapped up a top Australasian award.

More than 100 of the top NZ IT education experts are at this week’s Computing and Information Technology Research and Education NZ conference.

ECNZ hails call for vital investment in early learning, stressing the need for digital curriculum updates and teacher support.

The Dell Inspiron 7520 is a great laptop with soft, responsive keys, a smooth touchpad, and reasonable performance.

LEGO Dimensions is one of the most unique games I have ever played. Where else can you see Batman teaming up with Gandalf and more?.

Dunedin is installing a free gigabit-speed WiFi network in the city’s Octagon, offering high-speed internet to the public.

Over 200 New Zealand schools have applied for grants from the $100,000 raised by Caltex customers in the Fuel Your School initiative.

Labour is slamming a recent privacy breach that has seen the unauthorised release of confidential birth and death details of over 24,000 people.

FIFA 16 scores with women's teams debut, elevating the game closer to pitch perfection despite needing a visual kick.

Possibly one of the best things about the keyboard is that literally any button on the keyboard can be reprogrammed to do pretty much anything.

Mobile firm Skinny has partnered with start-up Postr to launch an app that allows customers to earn free data and minutes by hosting ads on their lock screens.

Protect your iPhone investment - Key steps to assure your data and device remain secure as iPhone mania grips Apple enthusiasts.

Employers are shifting focus from qualifications to workplace culture and innovative thinking when hiring, according to AbsoluteIT.

Burglars are increasingly using social media to target potential victims, warns security expert Marsden Hulme. Be careful what you post online.

Victims Information Line now available 24/7, offering support to crime victims and their families in New Zealand. #justice #support.

Smartphone cameras have strengths and weaknesses. Knowing these, as well as some basic photography rules, can make a huge difference to phone photos.

It’s a gadget owners worst nightmare: Having dropped a bundle of cash buying that shiny new gizmo, you’ve dropped it into the bath, sink or, yes, loo.