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The Computers in Homes project will receive $2.5 million in additional operating funding in 2014/2015, as announced in yesterday’s Budget.

Ubisoft's Watch Dogs sets a record with the most pre-orders for a new IP, making it the second highest pre-ordered Ubisoft game ever.

Children with hearing impairments are now able to enjoy one of New Zealand’s favourite stories, Hairy Maclary from Donaldson’s Dairy, as a digital book.

New Zealand's Wellington looks to attract skilled IT workers from the UK with the help of Xero. More than 500 IT jobs are currently available in the region.

Warehouse Group CFO Stephen Small has tragically passed away, according to the retailer. He will be greatly missed.

Microsoft will unveil the Surface Pro 3 in New York next week, if growing media speculation is to be believed.

European Court declares 'right to be forgotten,' forcing Google and others to allow data erasure requests, challenging the speed of tech laws.

Adobe has reported that its Creative Cloud online service is down, leaving users without access to Photoshop and InDesign among other applications.

HB Studios steps up with 'The Golf Club' on PC Early Access, promising a polished, genre-defining simulator amidst a sea of bugs and ongoing updates.

Google is required to remove links to inaccurate or irrelevant search results, according to a ruling by the European Court of Justice.

The inaugural Virtual Learning Awards have acknowledged some of New Zealand’s top contributors to the elearning community.

The word Kiwi has come to represent New Zealanders all around the world and it’s not just about where they come from, it’s about who they are.

Ebooks are now available for students who use New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL), the first digital resources of this kind to be used in New Zealand schools.

Smartphone usage has nearly doubled with consumers now spending 195 minutes a day on their devices, double from 2011.

Technology is the key to reviving the development of Te Reo Māori, shows PhD research from Victoria University of Wellington.

Secret, the latest viral app, lets users post anonymous thoughts without judgement. Created by ex-Google and Square employees, it promises true anonymity.

Unified Inbox acquires Smak, advancing in Asia and innovating with 'LifeModes' to enhance communication and productivity.

A switch from Hell Pizza, our journalist explores the Domino's Pizza iOS app, praising its extensive menu, ease of navigation, and real-time order tracking.

While he’s the GM of the Apple Division/All of Government at Cyclone Computers, Graham Prentice says he doesn’t work in technology.

Microsoft will release its Windows Phone 8.1 device late next month, coinciding with the launch of Nokia’s Lumia 930.