The hit PlayStation 3 game, Journey, gets a new-gen digital re-release on the PlayStation 4. NetGuide's Darren Price takes a look.
With their latest smartphone, the P8, Huawei are changing their spots, offering flagship level specs at a mid-range price.
Education technology companies are receiving more backing than ever before, with venture-capital funding reaching $765 million in Q2 2015.
The UFB rollout to schools is 96% complete with 2324 schools now able to connect, with all schools being able to connect by the end of the year.
The Windows 10 upgrade is having a severe impact of local UFB, with network traffic increasing by up to 100% in New Zealand.
DougieTek, a startup, is in the process of developing a prototype of a product designed to replace smartphone batteries and solve charging issues.
A new security vulnerability has been discovered within the Android operating system that affects devices made by several major manufacturers.
The issue that appears to have got Giz's pants bunched up is the fact that Microsoft are charging US$15 for their DVD-playing app.
Intel has selected eight startups to take part in its first Education Accelerator, and announced it is set to invest up to $100,000 in each.
Aprecia Pharmaceuticals secures FDA approval for first-ever 3D-printed drug, promising faster dissolution and personalised dosages, but challenges remain.
WhatsApp's new iOS update boosts user controls with unread markers, chat customisation, video backup, and more.
REANNZ offers new scholarship to boost IT, education and research in New Zealand, aiming to address limited growth in the sector.
Dropbox has entered into a partnership agreement with iStock by Getty Images to offer iStock customers workflow enhancements.
The latest attempt to bring Marvel's Fantastic Four to life falls short of expectations, with a boring storyline and lackluster action. Rating: 2.5/5.
University of Waikato student Satvir Singh wants to find out how effective smartphone apps are when it comes to giving up smoking.
The QNAP TS-251 offers a reliable and easy-to-use higher-end system with a range of apps to suit all your home networking and file storage needs.
2016 is looking like a very stacked year as Microsoft announced at Gamescom earlier today a ton of new things.
Queenstown's HQ Network Consultancy has acquired The Internet Access Company, expanding the nation's Wi-Fi hotspots.
Corsair's Strafe Cherry MX RED reinvents typing, marrying gamer tech with everyday usability for an unexpected keyboard triumph.
From versatile smartphones to sleek e-readers, discover how the right tech can enhance your travel without the luggage fees.
