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The SOL Republic brand might not be that well known in New Zealand yet, but is starting to generate some real attention.

Microsoft Surface Pro review: A powerful tablet that could replace your laptop, with top-notch accessories and performance.

Intel CEO Brian Krzanich signals a cautious approach to rumours of Intel entering the Web TV industry, citing lack of content expertise.

Samsung has definitely made a mark in the smartphone market, with the launch of their Samsung S4 taking off earlier this year.

With dwindling sales across America, Samsung's struggle to gain traction in the US tablet market has led to a change of approach from the South Korean company.

The Sandisk Ultra Plus SSD is a midrange SSD aimed at the consumer market and offers double the storage space for a similar cost to the ‘performance’ SSDs.

Windows 8.1 to bring back Start button to desktop, according to Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer at Build conference. #Windows8.1 #StartButton.

My mum can’t pronounce apps properly, but that’s not the real issue. She refuses to use them on her new iPhone.

Privacy leak in Facebook's Android app, sending users' phone numbers over the internet to Facebook servers simply by launching the app.

Revive your selfies with humour! Faceswap app switches faces in photos, creating hilarious results. Perfect for a laugh on social media.

Worldwide devices are projected to reach 2.35 billion units in 2013, driven by sales in tablets, smartphones despite PC shipments hitting the skids.

NZQA and IT Professionals review ICT qualifications, seek public input by July 12 to streamline and enhance learning outcomes.

New Zealand Defence Force wants a $600m cyber army - but is robots and drones the way to go? Will it be Tardis machines next?.

Kiwis are ditching Apple for cheaper Android and Windows tablets, with a staggering 147% market growth in Q1 2013.

Renaissance faces a sharp 33% share fall as financial troubles deepen with a £3m loss, despite efforts to stabilize its business operations.

An almost $500,000 investment in new computer equipment over the last three years has seen West Coast primary schools become more tech savvy.

Kim Dotcom criticizes proposed New Zealand spy bill, warns of abuse of power by government. Telcos also oppose bill. #GCSB.

Tech magazines PC World, ComputerWorld and Reseller News have been officially confirmed to close in New Zealand.

The New Zealand IT industry is set to benefit from severe Australian job cuts and reduced Trans-Tasman migration.

The security of personal data is top of everyone’s mind when surfing the web, but how do you keep information coming through your school’s website secure?.