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Gen-i secures major Network for Learning contract, set to provide over 800,000 NZ students with a cutting-edge online education experience.

Telecom is suing rival Vodafone, seeking a court order to halt or change its SuperNet adverts, which it deems misleading and in breach of the Fair Trading Act.

Technology retailer embarks on ambitious plan after completing final business buyout in July, opening stores in both NZ and Australia.

While Apple season may have passed, one keen Australian paid a whopping $1,700 for a few pieces of fruit. Or was she expecting a few new iPhones?.

David Cage returns with 'Beyond: Two Souls', offering a unique blend of supernatural elements and interactive drama, featuring Ellen Page.

Murrays Bay Intermediate School embraces DIY tech, successfully launching their own app, enhancing communication with parents.

Emerging rumours and a code leak suggest the next-gen Xbox One might run WinRT apps, hinting at a big leap in app compatibility.

2K and Irrational Games reveal the first downloadable content pack for Bioshock Infinite is available worldwide, available on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.

Microsoft is paying up to $100k to hackers who can find bugs and vulnerabilities in its software as part of its bug bounty program.

Microsoft criticises NZ's Telco bill, joining tech titans in warning against threats to privacy and industry growth.

Android users rejoice as Office 365 now extends its app suite to include them, promising seamless productivity across devices.

Big news coming out of EA today as they have announced a new three year deal with footballing giants FC Barcelona.

Labour slams govt for shelving copyright law review, urges NZ internet and creative sectors to push for reform to match digital age needs.

Take on Pixelenemy.com's challenge and name the 20 Xbox One exclusives showcased. Full list revealed, with some surprises.

Auckland's children to benefit as council backs digital learning initiative, enhancing education and employment prospects city-wide.

NZ businesses face slower internet, not from weak connections, but from staff's myriad devices overloading networks, says Lume director.

New Zealand business confidence rose to its highest in more than 14 years in July amid signs of a broader economic expansion.

Take a look what happens when a few technophiles unplug and take a holiday away from Twitter, Facebook, MySpace and even email….

A 'catch me if you can' boast on a police Facebook page led to one stupid shoplifter being arrested. Funny that.

PlayStation 4 day one pre-orders face potential frustration as supply of new consoles may be very limited, leading to delayed delivery.