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The way New Zealanders are using the internet is changing and their hunger for speed is growing, according to Spark.

Local fibre company Ultrafast Fibre Limited is hosting a three-day expo in Whanganui to teach children how to create online games.

Popular streaming service Netflix has released findings on how Kiwi internet providers stack up in regards to streaming speeds.

MasterCard report shows technology is fundamentally altering the way consumers shop, travel and engage with service providers.

I feel like maybe it says something that they’re denying the accusations so strenuously before I’ve even had a chance to make them.

In a bold £2.4bn bid, Uber seeks control of Nokia's Here maps, eyeing autonomy from Google and fueling its driverless ambitions.

The new streaming platform provides an end-to-end solution to remove all the complexity of delivering video feeds to the internet.

Following the recent release of the Apple Watch and the surge in uptake of wearables, Massey University has banned all watches from examination rooms.

Skype offers free calls from Nepal to help locals communicate following earthquake. Discounted rates for calls into Nepal.

More than 85,000 Kiwis had made the move to ultra-fast broadband at the end of March, as the UFB project gains traction.

Do you really need bean bags, a rooftop bar, nap pods or chill zones to engage your organisation’s ‘big kids’ into better, more productive work?.

The voice cast for Batman: Arkham Knight has expanded adding more famous names to the already impressive list.

The Parrot brand is probably best known for its hands free car kits and drones, but I’d say their wireless headphones could soon be bigger than huge.

Bigpipe enters Wellington's market with its targeted growth plan, aiming to expand further into Christchurch, Dunedin, Hamilton, and Palmerston North.

NZ firms face cultural hurdles on Chinese social media, says Auckland expert. Understanding local platforms like Weibo vital for success.

Serko's travel app leaps to Apple Watch, promising hands-free updates for jet-setting execs straight to their wrists.

Google Fi shakes up the industry, potentially outsmarting Apple with its seamless network-switching and cost-effective data plans.

​While the global wearable technology market hasn’t delivered on high expectations, 2015 could be the year that turns this around.

Stronger links between small and medium enterprises and several of New Zealand’s Institutes of Technologies and Polytechnics are in the works.

Netguide’s Darren Price pushes the pedal to the metal and takes the new crowd developed motor-racing simulator, Project CARS, out for a spin.