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In a daring heist, three men tunneled into a Beijing warehouse, making off with iPhones worth $300,000, now facing arrest, police say.

I’m not a gamer that usually notices the differences on framerates, but I did notice how smooth the gameplay was in Halo 5.

Getting outdoor music rigged up as the snarlers sizzled proved to be bit of a mission - at least until I got my hands on the Beats Pill.

Google has announced the Google Glass Explorer Program will be closing and the Explorer Edition of Glass will stop being sold after January 19 2015.

Facebook has features which would appeal as part of an enterprise social network. Increasingly enterprises are adopting technologies first used by emp.

The problem is that mainstream media dictates what we care about. We are all suckers. I take it the Ebola crisis is over now?.

As slick and as technically proficient as these phones are, they will not be the last in a line of iPhone 6-beating phones.

Despite Gov't lauding Novopay's progress, educators face unpaid issues, sparking concern amidst improved error rates.

New Zealand charities hit by cyber attacks, with NetSafe reporting automated attempts to validate stolen credit cards.

Adobe has released an APAC Creatives Survey, focusing on creative individuals and the increasing importance of technology, tools and platforms in this area.

Wellington's Smart Energy Challenge returns, funding citizen innovations tackling climate change. Apply by 15 Feb to energize your idea!.

Scammers are exploiting a bogus LinkedIn security update to phish for credentials, warns Symantec. Users should enable two-step verification for protection.

Microsoft says schools provide little guidance on what to buy, with just 13% of parents saying schools specify what device is fitting for the classroom.

As reported in The Sydney Morning Herald high temperatures of about 44.4 degrees celcius caused iiNet to shut down some of its systems at its Perth data centre.

Kingsman: The Secret Service delivers a cocktail of absurdity and action, with Firth shining as the unlikely but magnetic spy.

Canterbury Police warn after a local boy was threatened by a Facebook user for refusing to send naked photos. Investigations ongoing.

The outage began approximately 4:30am this morning and affects the ability receive text messages from people registered to the emergency service.

Minister Joyce announces funding arrangements for Novopay, bringing total settlement to between $29m and $32m.

Facebook partners with US agency to distribute AMBER Alerts on users' News Feeds, aiming to rapidly locate missing children.

The man was found to have sent 2,230 commercial electronic messages following an online argument. The emails were mainly abusive in nature.