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The national cybersafety organisation has recorded more than $1m lost to online scams during March and is seeing smartphones and tablets increasingly.

Microsoft has acknowledged New Era as a key channel partner in the New Zealand education sector by awarding them ‘Microsoft Education Partner'.

Facebook buzzes as 3.7m users engage in Cricket World Cup finale, with Clarke and McCullum most discussed stars.

It’s a game. It’s just not like any game I’ve ever played before. For a start, it’s kind of depressing. Claustrophobic. Unsettling.

With the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 final upon us, enterprises face the possibility of a severe bandwidth choke.

PS4's 2.50 update revolutionises play with new Suspend/Resume, enhanced social tools, and accessibility features.

Kiwi gamers rejoice as Xbox One titles like Halo and Forza Horizon 2 see price cuts ahead of Easter break – bag a bargain from April 1st!.

Fitbit's Surge now tracks cycling, fulfilling a top user request with GPS, heart rate, and calories data for avid bikers.

Skinny Mobile tops for prepay, while 2degrees wins for those on plans - but what exactly are we using mobile phones for these days?.

The Durex Connect app masks users' home screens, effectively putting the handsets to sleep and removing all distractions.

Office of the Inspector General of Intelligence & Security will investigate allegations of GCSB interception of communications in the South Pacific.

Samsung Smart TVs in NZ enhance streaming with exclusive Netflix and PGA Tour apps, offering unrivalled on-demand content.

Kiwi broadband speeds are on the up, but are still lagging many international counterparts, despite recording solid increases across the board.

Brutally challenging yet deeply gratifying, Bloodborne conquers PS4 as both a daunting test and a sterling exclusive.

FastPay enables SMBs to take Visa and MasterCard credit and debit card payments using their smartphones. It will now include EFTPOS payments as well.

Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge will launch in New Zealand on April 11, and Spark is officially offering customers an exclusive preview.

The L-355 is a bold move for Epson, completely doing away with costly cartridges. Instead it uses tanks which can be refilled using ink bottles.

Managed Network was named a finalist for Best Public Sector Technology Solution, and N4L Pond has been named as a finalist for Innovative Initiative.

Visceral Studios redefines Battlefield with a cop vs criminal theme in Hardline, diverging from military roots for a narrative twist.

N4L has officially partnered up with the NZQA to enable teachers to manage their moderation requirements within Pond.