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Kiwis are still looking to do the bulk of their Christmas shopping with local retailers, despite being keen online shoppers.

CORE Education to spearhead NZ's Learning Technologies Advisory, enhancing e-learning in schools with digital tech and broadband.

Dick Smith expands in NZ, launching a store on Trade Me to offer Kiwis a broader tech product range with exclusive deals.

Instagram will be rolling out verified badges to public figures, to make it easier for people to connect with authentic accounts.

Over 40 NZ schools have been using @N4Lnz's Managed Network for over a year, helping them fast-track digital learning plans.

Noticed those email taglines which ask you to consider the environment before printing? They make a good point, but it isn’t quite what you think.

Car phone cradles mightn’t be the most exciting phone accessory, but they do make several metric tonnes of common sense.

The new Hello Sunday Morning (HSM) mobile app has been developed with a $50,000 grant from the Medibank Community Fund (MCF).

Pandora launches on Chromecast in New Zealand, offering users a seamless way to stream radio on their TVs via updated mobile apps.

According to Torrent Freak, Swedish police raided the pirate bay’s Stockholm datacenter confiscating equipment.

Theophany's Katheros speakers astonish with their dream-inspired design, delivering premium sound that challenges pricier rivals.

Asustor's AS7008T NAS dazzles with its dark, stylish design and robust performance for SMEs, but sports a high-end price tag.

One-third of Kiwis turn to smartphones for hassle-free Christmas shopping, a trend fuelled by convenience, says SellShed study.

Spark to increase price of selected homephone and broadband plans following Commerce Commission draft decision on charges.

As a proud New Zealander one of the few annoyances I found with it was Russell seemed to forget that the NZ in ANZAC stands for New Zealand.

The New Zealand Police, with Vodafone New Zealand, have opened a Mobility Innovation Lab and Experience Centre.

Ngai Tamanuhiri partners with Fronde, using Iwi Connect to boost communication and preserve culture among New Zealand tribes.

Kiwi students and teachers gear up for the global Hour of Code event, aiming to boost coding skills in a fun, interactive manner.

The Moverio BT-200 from Epson are binocular, transparent smart glasses that can be used for entertainment, manufacturing, medical science and more.

The boffins at Philips must’ve had their thinking caps on when they created the Hue lighting system, as Hue can do some pretty amazing things.