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In the wake of Cook Strait earthquakes, Telecom's networks stand strong, urging texts over calls to keep lines open for emergencies.

Vodafone ignites Palmerston North with 4G, promising unparalleled speeds and connectivity. Next, it eyes New Plymouth for expansion.

Microsoft takes aim at long-time rival Google, questioning the company's decision to once again block the YouTube app for Windows Phone.

Ahead of the Windows 8.1 launch, Microsoft expands its app offerings, including IE, Bing, Skype, aiming for a seamless device experience.

Microsoft admits Outlook.com outage is taking longer to fix than expected, as heaps of New Zealanders are still left to suffer.

Activision unveils Prestige and Hardened editions for COD: Ghosts, available in limited supply. Pre-orders advised to secure copy.

New Zealand firm scammed out of $18,000 after paying a South Korean company supplier warns other Kiwi businesses over new email fraud tactics.

Students have the opportunity to predict the future with the final round of DigitalNZ’s Mix and Mash competition which closes in November.

Kiwi websites lag in privacy disclosures, finds a sweep by Privacy Commissioner Marie Shroff, urging better consumer info on data use.

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Email service suffers breakdown, leaving only a small number of users without Outlook.com, according to Microsoft.

DICE and EA ensure Battlefield 4 fans' progress won't reset with next-gen upgrade, promising stats and Premium memberships will transfer.

A selection of New Zealand’s top cloud computing providers have signed up to the Cloud Computing Code of Practice in Auckland earlier today.

New study finds cyberbullying in New Zealand schools primarily by girls, with urgent calls for more sophisticated prevention methods.

Kiwis will be first in line when Microsoft begins rolling out Windows 8.1 worldwide, as a free update for consumers on Windows 8 through the Windows Store.

Fans deflated as Little Big Planet's exciting news turns out to be just a competition, not the hoped-for LBP3 game announcement.

Nvidia hints GTA 5's PC arrival amidst a gaming market boom, with excitement building for major titles and PC gaming revenue soaring.

Social media giant removes hashtag after French Gay rights group launches lawsuit against the website for inciting homophobic hatred.

New Zealand language teachers need to be confident in their ability to selectively use technology, says a University of Canterbury language education expert.

High-growth technology companies form the Security Technology Alliance, designed to create a new high-growth and high-value industry category for the country.