Apple's iOS 8 introduces groundbreaking security upgrades for iPhones and iPads, with Symantec analysing potential risks and exploits.
Mobile data usage at Fieldays increased by over 50%, while text message usage decreased by over 30%, according to statistics from Telecom.
NZ claims world's top spot for mobile download speeds, with Vodafone leading at over 29Mbps, according to Ookla's May Global Net Index.
Activision unveils behind-the-scenes look at Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, revealing its high-tech storytelling and realistic military insights.
The once-dominant household television is losing its status as mobile devices and streaming services reshape viewing habits, marking TV's gradual fade.
After a successful debut, Digital Nationz hints at a 2014 encore on their Facebook, with Auckland likely to host again.
NZ launches Connect Smart Week, urging Kiwis to learn about cyber security and find their digital clan for safer online behaviour.
Think, iOS's latest puzzle game sensation, combines visual cues with AI to challenge players in over 360 mind-bending puzzles.
Google unveils NZ's first Video Quality Report, ranking ISPs on their ability to stream HD YouTube videos, with select networks earning HD Verified status.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt's Collector's Edition dazzles with a hand-painted Geralt figure, setting new highs in gaming luxury.
Bounce Mobile has launched a new online mobile phone trade-in platform, paying cash for unwanted mobile handsets.
I was out at the pub the other night and I overheard a friend of mine telling someone about how Facebook is spying on us whenever we post a status update.
Report reveals Kiwi parents clueless about children's cyberbullying woes, urging open talks for digital safety.
Instagram elevates user experience with 10 new editing features, enhancing creative control without compromising simplicity.
Jet-lagged but jubilant, Darren Price wraps up E3 with high-flying action in Far Cry 4, a sneak peek at Halo's future, and The Witcher 3's awe.
Chorus urged to extend #Gigatown prize as UltraFast Fibre offers its own gigabit service. Plans branded as a publicity stunt.
500 schools in New Zealand are now connected to the Managed Network under the N4L programme, ahead of schedule.
Kev the Kiwi is helping to get more tablets into schools, with a fundraising app developed by the Digital Office.
John Grundy receives prestigious education award for his influence on Software Engineering curriculum at Swinburne University.
The Internet Party will announce its list of candidates, including electorates, on June 19. 22 shortlisted candidates were evaluated in Auckland.
