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Motorola could score themselves a huge competitive advantage in the NZ market by offering access to Moto Maker to Kiwis.

Discover iOS 9's Wi-Fi Assist—a clever tool that ensures a stable internet connection by auto-switching to cellular data amidst weak Wi-Fi.

Spark has confirmed when consumers will be able to purchase the recently announced iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus.

Victoria University unveils a Finnish anti-bullying strategy, KiVa, to combat NZ's dire school bullying rates.

With seven programmable buttons and super comfortable rubberized grip, the mouse could be used for many hours of awesome gaming.

AutoZone Wi-Fi technology automatically connects a device to the access point with the strongest signal, so users always get the best possible Wi-Fi.

I truly love this set; great design, comfortable, back lighting is wicked. I can’t think of anything else I want in my gaming keyboard and mouse set.

Overall a great product which I could see being very successful in Australian and New Zealand small and medium businesses.

Eat My Lunch exceeds crowdfunding goal of $120,000 to combat child poverty in New Zealand. Stretch goals for cooking school now in sight.

Slingshot accuses big telco firms in New Zealand of failing to offer better pricing, as it announces aggressive mobile and broadband bundles.

Sony rebranded Project Morpheus to PlayStation VR and revealed new PS4 titles at TGS 2015, including a Bloodborne expansion.

Hawke's Bay Councils boost transparency with a new site, showcasing joint efforts to economize and innovate for locals.

Wellington to innovate with online voting in 2016, aiming to hike participation and ease access for disabled voters.

Rugby World Cup 2015 video game is a colossal disappointment, marred by poor graphics, uninspired gameplay, and a lack of teams. Wait for Rugby Challenge 3.

Moves by govt for institutes to reveal where graduates end up working and what they earn is a step in the right direction, but comes with fish hooks.

The Apple Watch receives positive reactions from owners, threatening traditional watches and health monitors. -Research.

Smart devices are no longer limited to mobile phones, bracelets and home appliances. Now, there are devices to take care of all our basic necessities.

AVG challenges industry with new one-page privacy policy, affirming commitment to users' right to control their information.

New research reveals that millennials in New Zealand are the most at risk of online threats. #millennials #onlinesecurity.

In what is surely the biggest news of the day, Mark Zuckerberg has given in to Facebook users and says the company is working on a dislike button.