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Sony unveils Project Morpheus VR for PS4, promising a future of immersive gaming with innovative 3D audio and motion tracking.

New Zealanders can now opt out of receiving the Yellow Pages in 2015, with an online programme for digital directories.

Victoria University study reveals key factors like age and income influence Kiwis' online privacy habits, highlighting the need for better education.

Households in New Zealand can now choose to opt out of receiving phone books, following government approval for a new system.

A standard format has been developed to help consumers compare different fixed line, residential broadband offers from New Zealand’s leading operators.

Former Microsoft employee in the dock for allegedly stealing and leaking Windows 8 secrets to a French blogger, sparked by a poor review.

Nearly 40% of firms have no cyber-incident response plan, despite 76% suffering an incident in the past two years, a report by Arbor Network has found.

EA marks 5 years of FIFA Ultimate Team, boasting over 21M players and revolutionizing football gaming with 542,000 transfers per hour.

Telecom intends to launch its internet-delivered TV and movie service later this year, under an alternative brand name to ShowmeTV.

With the end of official support for Windows XP looming, the danger of exploitation is real, warns GFI Software.

Wellington to host eT4e conference, spotlighting NZ's role in the booming $86bn global Ed Tech industry, boosting local innovation and growth.

Microsoft is here to help, and help they will. But the truth is they can only go so far, the rest lies with you, the user….

After a tumultuous year, SimCity debuts offline play, raising debates on player demands vs. developer vision in gaming.

A new code of practice for broadband product information has been welcomed by NZ Communications and IT Minister Amy Adams.

Skype's new Android update pledges all-day app usage without draining your battery, addressing previous performance issues.

Telecom's decision to rebrand ShowmeTV could have negative consequences, warns Fleur Revell of Impact PR in Auckland.

Apple reigns supreme in America's Billion Dollar Brands Club, outstripping Google and Microsoft with a stunning $104 billion worth.

DigitalNZ's new partnership with Radio NZ unlocks over 150,000 historic interviews and items, weaving NZ's story like never before.

OneNote for Mac has become the most popular free Mac app in the App Store in a single day, besting OS X update Mavericks, which was released in October.

Jony Ive, Apple's design chief, speaks out against companies copying their designs in a rare interview with The Sunday Times.