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University of Otago enhances global connectivity by joining eduroam network, opening doors for seamless access to Wi-Fi worldwide.

With over 60,000 people registered to attend this year's OpenWorld conference, hundreds streamed out of the centre after hearing the news.

For those seeking a job, the rigorous application and interview process can be harrowing. But spare some sympathy for the hiring managers.

EA sports have invited FIFA’s biggest fans to attend the official midnight launch of the world’s greatest sports video game at Hoyts Wetherill Park, Australia.

In a historic dip, Australia and New Zealand's mobile device market, including notebooks, tablets, and phones, declines for two straight quarters.

Christchurch's past revisited through augmented reality glasses, offering a glimpse of pre-earthquake city life.

Apple shifts a record-breaking nine million new iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c models, just three days after the launch of the new iPhones on September 20.

The tendency of Not for Profit organisations in New Zealand to rely on enthusiastic volunteers to manage their social media activities is risky...

A few days ago at the Tokyo Game Show, a PS4 failed to respond to the controller and to the PlayStation App on a Japanese live TV broadcast.

Almost 1 in 5 New Zealand offices prohibit music, despite workers believing it reduces stress, improves mood, and boosts productivity.

The world is a canvas for your imagination through Wacom's tablet range, designed to go beyond what's possible with pen and paper.

New to NZ, Quickflix, Premier League Pass and Ezyflix join the fray of streaming sites. Netflix and Hulu among top picks for diverse content.

Cupertino updates iMac with fourth generation Intel quad-core processors, new graphics, next generation Wi-Fi and faster PCIe flash storage options.

Ministry of Education announces plans to overhaul school property system, focusing on 21st-century learning and flexibility.

The struggling Canadian smartphone maker, reeling from a string of poor device sales, enters acquisition agreement with Toronto-based private equity consortium.

Microsoft's Surface family of tablets is growing, with the Redmond giant introducing two new Surface models, the Surface 2 and Surface Pro 2, to the market.

Sony unveils a thrilling PlayStation line-up for Auckland's Digital Nationz 2013, including PS4 debuts and fan favourites on PS3 and Vita.

Health craze boosts smartphone surge: By 2018, 96m to use mHealth devices, forecasts Juniper Research, revolutionising healthcare with app-linked hardware.

Apple's Tim Cook joines Twitter, amassing 200k followers in days and follows all things Apple, showcasing his immense influence and reach.

Valve unveils Steam OS, promising a seamless gaming experience on TV, integrating everything Steam offers in a free, Linux-based OS.